Profile
Katelynne Collins
Center for Human Genetics
Drosophilia Research Tech.
864-889-0537
Self Regional Hall (Greenwood Genetic Center) 115 [Office]
Self Regional Hall (Greenwood Genetic Center) 122 [Lab]
Self Regional Hall (Greenwood Genetic Center) 124 [Lab]
Self Regional Hall (Greenwood Genetic Center) 136 [Lab]
Self Regional Hall (Greenwood Genetic Center) 138 [Research Laboratory Service]
Self Regional Hall (Greenwood Genetic Center) 154 [Research Laboratory Service]
Educational Background
B.S., Biochemistry, Clemson University
Profile/About Me
Collins began her academic career at Clemson University, where she earned a B.S. in Biochemistry with minors in Biological Sciences and Japanese Studies. As a Drosophila Research Technician, Collins works in the Mackay-Anholt lab investigating toxicogenomics and susceptibility to toxin exposure using Drosophila as a model system.
Additionally, Collins is currently a graduate student at Clemson University pursuing a Master's degree in public health.
