Maggie Chassé

Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Boston Children's Hospital

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
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Maggie Chassé is an NCI K00 postdoctoral fellow at Boston Children's Hospital and Harvard Medical School who uses zebrafish lineage tracing to dissect the clonal architecture of melanoma and mechanisms of therapeutic resistance. With a PhD in pediatric cancer epigenetics from Van Andel Research Institute and CHOP, she focuses on targeting epigenetic and transcriptional vulnerabilities that drive resistance and metastasis in pediatric sarcomas. Her work blends mechanistic biophysics from earlier PARP and chromatin studies with translational drug-development experience including mithramycin analogue strategies for malignant rhabdoid tumor. Based in Philadelphia and backed by eight years of research experience, she combines rigorous molecular genetics with an eye for therapeutic translation and a particular interest in the transcription–epigenetics interface as a druggable nexus.
code8 years of coding experience
job4 years of employment as a software developer
bookMaster of S, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Master of S, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at Colorado State University
bookDoctor of Philosophy (PhD), Cell and Molecular Genetics, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Cell and Molecular Genetics at Van Andel Research Institute

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Maggie Chassé - Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Boston Children's Hospital