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User:Will Chase
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I study the structure of the plant cell wall and the enzymes that modify that structure. I received my B.S. from Penn State in 2016 and now work in ^^^Daniel Cosgrove^^^'s lab. My work focuses on the structure, function, and evolution of expansin proteins, particularly expansins found in microbes (see CBM63).