The Scientist Speaks - Lipids Predict a Slippery Path Towards Parkinson’s Disease
The Scientist Speaks - Lipids Predict a Slippery Path Towards Parkinson’s Disease
Melissa Vos discusses how lipids’ good intentions become harmful in Parkinson’s Disease.
Written byNele Haelterman, PhD
Nele, developmental biologist and geneticist in heart and soul, is a science editor with The Scientist’s Creative Services Team. She writes to inspire scientists and improve the academic research culture.
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Melissa Vos discusses how lipids’ good intentions become harmful in Parkinson’s Disease
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Nele earned her PhD in developmental biology from Baylor College of Medicine. During her graduate and postgraduate training, she developed gene editing technologies for characterizing human disease genes in flies and mice. Nele loves combining science communication and advocacy. She runs a blog for early career scientists and promotes open, reproducible science. In July 2021, Nele joined The Scientist’s Creative Services Team as an assistant science editor.
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