PhD defense Suzanne van Wouw
On Tuesday 18/3/25 Suzanne van Wouw defended her PhD thesis. The thesis, titled “LXR-regulated proteins: The key to unlocking cholesterol homeostasis”, describes her work on studying LXR targets genes using a comprehensive set of experimental methodologies spanning biochemical assays to genetically-modified mouse models.
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