Patience Moseley
- Graduate Student
- Biological Science
- KIN 3022
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pmoseley@neuro.fsu.edu
- Interest
- My current research interests center around photoreceptor development, degeneration, and regeneration. I recently completed my Master’s of Science, where I studied photoreceptor development in a novel fish model — the marine pinfish (Lagoon rhomboides). My thesis work led and my passion for teaching a research led me to pursue my PhD here at FSU where I will continue to study photoreceptor development in fish in Jim Fadool’s lab.
- Recent Publications
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Taylor, S. M., Giuffre, E., Moseley, P., & Hitchcock, P. F. (2018). The MicroRNA, miR‐18a, regulates NeuroD and photoreceptor differentiation in the retina of zebrafish. Developmental Neurobiology. Developmental Neurobiology, 202-219. PubMed
Faculty Advisor
James Fadool, Biological Science