Regular biography
Michelle Chan is an Assistant Professor of Molecular Biology and Genomics in the Department of Molecular Biology at Princeton University. Her research focuses on mapping cell fates using CRISPR-Cas9, with an emphasis on understanding cellular experiences through base-editing techniques. Chan's work includes studies on lineage tracing and tumor evolution, as well as the dynamics of cancer metastasis. Her research is supported by grants and collaborations, and she is affiliated with the Icahn Laboratory. Her profile page provides additional details on her publications and research interests.
Scholar-generated biography
Michelle Chan is a researcher at Princeton University specializing in genomics and development. Her work focuses on understanding the molecular mechanisms underlying early mammalian development, particularly the role of DNA methylation in embryogenesis. Chan's research explores how epigenetic changes regulate gene expression during critical developmental stages. She also investigates lineage tracing and tumor evolution to uncover the genetic and epigenetic factors driving cellular differentiation and disease progression. Her studies integrate single-cell technologies and computational methods to analyze complex biological processes. Chan's contributions highlight the importance of genomic and epigenomic dynamics in development and disease.