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Coyne Drummond, PhD








				

		Dr. Coyne Drummond	
		

		    	
        
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Mentor
Dr. Carolyn Coyne
	
	


	

	
Dissertation
The Development of Physiologically Relevant Cell Culture Models for Intestinal Enterovirus Infection
	
	




	

	
Education
PhD in Molecular Virology and Microbiology, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, 2017
BS in Micro/Molecular Biology, Portland State University, 2010
	



    

























	

	
Why I chose Pitt
I chose the University of Pittsburgh because of its excellent reputation  in research and funding. The research of many of the faculty at Pitt  matched my own interests, and the collaboration among faculty is  impressive. Pittsburgh is also a great place to live, with plenty of fun  things to do and places to explore.
Following his graduation, Dr. Drummond accepted a postdoctoral position in the Department of Biological Sciences at the University of Pittsburgh in the lab of Dr. Jim Pipas. 
	
	




Publications
	

	
Hakki, M; Drummond, C; Houser, B; Marousek, G; and Chou, S. (2011) Resistance to maribavir is associated with the exclusion of pUL27 from nucleoli during human cytomegalovirus infection. Antiviral Res. 92: 313-318.  |  View Abstract