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Associate Professor
Email: sueann at ualberta.ca
Address: 339 Medical Sciences Building
University of Alberta
Edmonton, Alberta, T6G 2H7
protein aggregation, proteostasis, molecular chaperones, tau, neuron cell biology, Alzheimer's disease, tauopathies
I've been skiing my whole life and am always happy to go to the mountains!
I enjoy sports, videogames, and trying new foods.
I love to play volleyball and go to the beach
Graduate student| Publications
Project: Defining the structure-function relationship of DNAJA2 in its regulation of tauopathies
I love watching Broadway shows!
We are always sad to see members leave but excited for their new adventures