Victoria Brown-Kennerly is an Assistant Professor of Biology and Director of the Computational Biology Program at Webster University. She teaches courses in genetics, biology and biochemistry of human diseases. Brown-Kennerly’s current research includes studying harvester ants and their tunnelin...
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Victoria Brown-Kennerly is an Assistant Professor of Biology and Director of the Computational Biology Program at Webster University. She teaches courses in genetics, biology and biochemistry of human diseases. Brown-Kennerly’s current research includes studying harvester ants and their tunneling response to common soil and water contaminants. She is named on two patents: Genome Editing of Cytochrome P450 in Animals (2012) and Method and identification of mRNA ligands to FMRP and their role in fragile X syndrome and associated disorders (2005). She received the American Society for Microbiology, Eukaryotic Cell Outstanding Young Investigator Award (2008), the AAAS/Science, Program for Excellence in Science nominee (2005) and the American Society of Human Genetics, Pre-doctoral Research Award finalist (2000). Brown-Kennerly received a BS in Biology from University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, a PhD in Genetics and Molecular Biology from Emory University. She was a Postdoctoral Damon Runyon Fellow University of Washington, Seattle and a Postdoctoral Scholar Washington University in St. Louis.
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