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Joselynn Wallace is a genomics data scientist at John Brown University whose research spans diverse topics, from marine ecosystems to neonatal respiratory health. Her work in the area of coastal ecology includes investigation of how ocean acidification restructures plankton communities and biogeochemistry. Wallace also studies the epigenetic factors influencing postnatal lung development and injury, employing single-cell transcriptomics to reveal lasting changes in the lung cellular landscape following neonatal hyperoxic exposure. Her work extends to identifying proteins with potential DNA-binding properties and exploring mechanisms of viral protein secretion.

Wallace's primary research interests lie in the intersection of environmental factors, epigenetic mechanisms, and respiratory health.

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