Blog Editor / Blog Writer
Razna Ahmed is a senior at Hunter College and a Yalow scholar. She studies Human Biology (Track 1) and aspires to pursue a Master's degree in Public Health with a specialization in Epidemiology. Her hobbies include reading, writing, and hiking. Recently practicing social distancing, she spends her time learning to play the guitar and drinking some tea.
Blog Writer for the Society of Bioethics & Medicine
Undergraduate Researcher at the Wu Lab at Icahn School of Medicine
Utilized the iDisco tissue clearing protocol for mAb immunolabeling and subsequent validation on over 140 mice, 100 human, and 70 marmoset tissues. Validated mAbs provide a means for whole-mount profiling in diverse organs to recognize three-dimensional protein distribution and track changes in neural morphology, associated with diseases such as Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, and Autism. Creating a database of effective and reliable antibodies will help facilitate research on those diseases using a novel robust platform that can be widely adopted.
Volunteer at Mount Sinai Kravis Children's Hospital in the PICU
Helped infants, children, and adolescents cope with illness and hospitalization by offering therapeutic activities tailored to meet their social, emotional, and education needs.
