
Ana has a background in biochemistry/chemical biology with a BSc in biochemistry from the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, VA and a PhD in chemical biology from Scripps Research in La Jolla, CA. In her spare time, Ana can be found in a local studio teaching yoga, on the trails backpacking/hiking, or on the mats training jiu jitsu.
Blog Post by Ana Wang, Ph.D.
Understanding DNM1L Disease: Diagnosis and Challenges
Recently, PhenoVista has been working with the DNM1L Foundation - a community of ...
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Exosomes in Fibrosis Research and Drug Development
Exosome research is unlocking new potential in the treatment of fibrosis, offering hope ...
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Cell Painting for Deciphering Mechanism of Action in Drug Development
In the field of drug development, understanding the intricate mechanisms by which a drug ...
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Understanding Fat Metabolism: White Fat vs Brown Fat and Bear Hibernation
Adipose tissue (a.k.a., fat), plays a crucial role in energy storage and metabolism. ...
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Cell Painting in Preclinical Safety and Toxicology: Literally Taking a Closer Look
Cell Painting offers immense potential for the future of drug discovery as a powerful, ...
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