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Tiffany Garbutt, PhD

Tiffany earned her PhD in Genetics from North Carolina State University, where she explored the effect of genetic background on the ability to derive induced pluripotent stem cells. She completed her postdoctoral training at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, specializing in the development of translational approaches to direct cardiac reprogramming and understanding the mechanisms of cardiomyocyte maturation. She has written for multiple medical, nonprofit, and academic peer-reviewed outlets. In March 2020, Tiffany joined LabX Media Group as an assistant science editor for The Scientist. She began working with Drug Discovery News in October 2020.

Articles by Tiffany Garbutt, PhD

An illustration of bone marrow containing immune and hematopoietic stem cells
| 1 min read
An illustration of a tumor cell cluster
| 2 min read
A gloved researcher’s hand uses tweezers to place a biological sample into a storage box for preservation.
An illustrated image of an older woman looking at a younger version of herself with a clock behind them, representing reversing immune system aging
| 1 min read
A watercolor illustration of viruses
An electron microscope image of HPV virus-like particles.
| 1 min read
A 3D illustration of blue antibodies floating toward a green colored virus
A digital illustration of a brain with a multicolor line passing through it, representing drugs crossing the blood-brain barrier.
An illustration of blue-colored infectious viruses floating on a teal background.
Nicole Allard, who experienced chronic hiccups for 15 years, sits atop a hill with red flowers overlooking a valley with green brush and wetlands in Alaska.
| 10+ min read
Immune checkpoint inhibitors regulate the immune system. Antibodies block PD-L1 in red on the surface of a cancer cell and immune checkpoints in blue and violet on a T cell.
Illustration of the human gut with viruses.
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A field of tobacco plants in the sunlight may be used for plant-based vaccine production.
Uncover the vast array of stem cell types.
Neurons are shown making connections to each other.
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