Wendy Weston is currently the Staff Development Scientist at VIVEX Biomedical. She completed her Postdoctoral studies at Bruce W Carter VA Medical Center, GRECC researching isolation of specific MSCs known as MIAMI cells. She completed her Ph.D. from University of Miami, Miller School of Medicine in Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology investigating the metastability of HSCs and the BM niche. She worked on bone formation and acceleration of fracture healing in the rat at Loma Linda VA and studied somatic gene therapy for muscle atrophy and B-MHC promoter activity following spinal cord isolation at Cal Poly, Pomona (MS Biological Sciences/Chemistry). Wendy Weston is currently the Staff Development Scientist at VIVEX Biomedical. She completed her Postdoctoral studies at Bruce W Carter VA Medical Center, GRECC researching isolation of specific MSCs known as MIAMI cells. She completed her Ph.D. from University of Miami, Miller School of Medicine in Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology investigating the metastability of HSCs and the BM niche. She worked on bone formation and acceleration of fracture healing in the rat at Loma Linda VA and studied somatic gene therapy for muscle atrophy and B-MHC promoter activity following spinal cord isolation at Cal Poly, Pomona (MS Biological Sciences/Chemistry).

Genetics and Molecular Biology