![Headshot portrait of Pallavi Krishnarao - Bio-X Undergraduate Fellow](https://biox.stanford.edu/files/styles/profile_thumbnail/public/krishnarao_pallavi.webp?orig=png)
2017 Undergraduate Summer Research Program Participant
Home Department: Biology
Supported by: Bio-X
Mentor: Maria Barna, Genetics and Developmental Biology
In order to effectively study translational regulation in the context of embryonic development in vivo, there is a need to develop a method to quickly and gently isolate small populations of cells. Pallavi will develop such a method by immunoprecipitating (immunopanning) cells marked by a versatile, exogenous cell-type specific surface marker.
Poster presented at the Stanford Bio-X Interdisciplinary Initiatives Symposium on August 24, 2017:
Uncovering the Hidden Role of Ribosomes in Mammalian Development
Pallavi Krishnarao1,4, Gerald Tiu2, Maria Barna2,3
[Departments of Biology1, Genetics2, and Developmental Biology3 and Symbolic Systems Program4, Stanford University]