Sepideh Dadkhah
Assistant Professor of Biology
Sepideh Dadkhah is a cellular molecular biologist whose research focuses on the communication of Somatic and Germline cells during Drosophila Spermatogenesis. Sepideh received her PhD at the University of Kentucky where she investigated the role of JAK/STAT signaling during the process of individualization in spermiogenesis. She is excited to introduce Stetsodrns undergraduate researchers to the science of Drosophila genetics as a tool for dissecting complicated genetic and cell signaling networks.
- PhD, Biology, University of Kentucky
Biography
Sepideh Dadkhah received her PhD at the University of Kentucky where she was an instructor and teacher assistant for various introductory, microbiology, cellular biology and laboratory courses. In addition to teaching, she is passionate about undergraduate research and has participated and developed different undergraduate research courses where students were introduced to research techniques including fly genetics, microcopy, immunostaining, and data analysis.
More About Sepideh Dadkhah
Areas of Expertise
- Genetics
- Cell Biology
- Molecular Biology
- Bioinformatics
Course Sampling
- Introductory Biology
- Microbiology
- Cell Signaling
- Genetics
- Bioinformatics