TiffanySang-MeeHanMD

Physician

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Abstracts/Posters

"Autism, Neuroligin, and Synaptic Architecture"
Tiffany Han, Dylan Hale, Thomas Sudhof, Research Symposium, University of Utah, 4/2014
"Interactions of Disulfide-Deficient Analogs of Mu-Conotoxin KIIIA with Voltage-Gated Sodium Channels: Stability-Activity Relationships"
Han,T., Zhang, M., Walewska, A., Yoshikami, D., Olivera, BM., Bulaj, G., NCUR 2009, Lacrosse, Wisconsin, 4/2009
"Engineering Conopeptide-Based Therapeutics for Pain"
Han, T., Walewska, A., Zhang, M., Yoshikami, D., Bulaj, G., Olivera, B., National Conference for Undergraduate Research, Salisbury, Maryland, 4/1/2008
"Engineering Conopeptide-Based Therapeutics for Pain"
Han, T. Walewska, A., Zhang, M, Yoshikami, D., Bulaj, G., Olivera, B., Posters on the Hill, Utah State Capitol, 1/2008
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Lectures

HHMI Summer Medical ResearchResearch was done in Dr. Thomas Südhof's lab at Stanford University. Designed DNA constructs of post-synaptic protein, neuroligin, to understand its critical role for the expression of synaptic receptors and synaptic scaffolding and down-stream neurotransmission.2014 - 2014
Korenberg Lab, Department of Neuroscience, University of UtahConducted research in Dr. Julie Korenberg's lab, part of the Brain Institute at the Univ. of Utah. Lab focuses on the neurobiology of human neurodevelopmental disorders, namely Down syndrome and Williams syndrome. Mapped gene expression in Williams, Down syndrome and Autism patients.2010 - 2011
Fulbright Research FellowshipConducted research at the Univ. of Gdansk in Poland. Designed and synthesized neuroactive peptide derivatives in an attempt to stabilize potential drugs for chronic pain sufferers in the digestive system.2009 - 2010
Olivera Lab, Department of Biology, University of UtahFocused on the discovery and development of neuroactive peptides, found in the venom of marine predatory cone snails, for the treatment of neurological disorders. Peptides have high affinity for a receptor targets which are validated for treating epilepsy, chronic pain, and Parkinson's disease.2007 - 2009