Presentation description
Personalized medicine via microbiome analysis is promising, but current methods are costly & lab-bound. Microfluidics can simplify this. We'll develop a device to extract DNA from stool, quantifying bacteria. Using fecal samples, we'll test its ability to track microbiota changes. Goal: a low-cost, accessible platform for real-time microbiome monitoring, even in resource-limited areas.
Presenter Name: Ashley Lopez Flores
Presentation Type: Poster
Presentation Format: In Person
Presentation #40A
College: Medicine
School / Department: Internal Medicine
Email: u1354878@utah.edu
Research Mentor: Daniel Leung
Time: 9:00 AM
Physical Location or Zoom link:
Union Ballroom