Lindsey Hazeslip

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Lindsey Hazeslip's research has focused on multi-omics data integration to identify regulatory features in triple-negative breast cancer. This work involves analyzing complex biological datasets to understand disease mechanisms at a molecular level. Hazeslip has also investigated structural features of proteins, such as the Dda helicase, and their interactions with DNA, contributing to the understanding of molecular processes. Additionally, Hazeslip's work includes anatomical studies, such as identifying incidental findings during cadaver dissections, which can inform medical education and practice.

With a career h-index of 4 and 5 total publications, Hazeslip has contributed to the scientific literature. Key collaborations include work with Maroof Zafar and Matthew D. Thompson, with whom multiple publications have been co-authored. These collaborations highlight an active network within the research community. Hazeslip's recent activity indicates ongoing engagement in research endeavors.

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• h-index: 4
• Publications: 5
• Citations: 58