Meghan Ruebel, Postdoctoral Fellow

Dr. Ruebel received her B.S. from University of Missouri, Columbia in 2008, a MAEd in Exercise Science from the University of Nebraska in 2010 and her PhD Clinical and Translational Sciences from University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in 2016.

Meghan_Ruebel.jpgMeghan Ruebel Research Description

Dr. Ruebel received her B.S. from University of Missouri, Columbia in 2008, a MAEd in Exercise Science from the University of Nebraska in 2010 and her PhD Clinical and Translational Sciences from University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in 2016.  Her project will use RNA-Seq to identify gene expression profiles changes that vary with differences in egg quality. Cumulus and granulosa cells associated with oocytes will be collected from a variety of species (bovine, porcine, and human) from various models of decreased oocyte quality, to identify genes, pathways, and processes that contribute to fertility.

Meghan Ruebel Outreach Project Description

University that promote STEM within children and young adults including MSU Science Festival and Science Olympaid.

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