Kristy Swiderski
I completed my Ph.D. at WEHI in 2007, focussing on the role of the Suppressor of cytokine signaling 3 (SOCS3) protein in murine embryonic stem cells (mESCs). In 2008 I began post-doctoral studies at the University of Washington in Seattle, USA with Professor Jeffrey Chamberlain to focus my career research on skeletal muscle disease. I joined the Basic and Clinical Myology laboratory in the Department of Physiology in 2011, where I am continuing to pursue my career interest in skeletal muscle protein function as a member of the Centre for Muscle Research in the newly formed Department of Anatomy and Physiology. My current research interests revolve around how post-translational modification affects the function of key striated muscle proteins and how subsequent downstream signalling modulates skeletal muscle mass/health.
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Contact Details
Department: Anatomy & Physiology Email: kristys@unimelb.edu.au Phone: 0488557542 -
Current Research Focus
Regulation of skeletal muscle health
Field of Research Description 320801 Cell physiology 3101 Biochemistry and cell biology -
Key Skills
- cell culture
- mouse/rat models
- protein analysis
- cell biology
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