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    A senior biology student at the University of Notre Dame emailed two professors expressing interest in their research and graduate programs. In the emails, the student provides a brief background on themselves and their undergraduate research experience in Dr. David Hyde's lab studying retinal regeneration in zebrafish. The student asks if the professors will be accepting new students and if there is an opportunity to meet during an interview. Resumes are attached to both emails.

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    A senior biology student at the University of Notre Dame emailed two professors expressing interest in their research and graduate programs. In the emails, the student provides a brief background on themselves and their undergraduate research experience in Dr. David Hyde's lab studying retinal regeneration in zebrafish. The student asks if the professors will be accepting new students and if there is an opportunity to meet during an interview. Resumes are attached to both emails.

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    Example of emails sent to a professor before applying:

    Fwd: Prospective Graduate Student


    Dr. Kornbluth,
    I am a senior biology major at the University of Notre Dame. I am applying to the CMB
    program and am very interested in your work. After glancing at a few of your recent
    papers and your research summary I find your work with apoptosis very interesting. Will
    you be taking on new students next year? If I am invited to interview, is there any way
    you will be able to meet with me?
    I have worked on several different research projects as an undergraduate in Dr. David R.
    Hyde's lab at the University of Notre Dame. The Hyde lab is interested in the signals that
    initiate Muller glia division post-light damage. My first research project was
    characterizing the role of leukemia inhibitory factor (LIF) in the activation of cell
    proliferation in the undamaged zebrafish retina. I am also working on several
    experiments that are related to a genetic screen that the Hyde lab plans on performing to
    identify mutants in the regeneration pathway--I am developing a neuroD4:EGFP
    transgenic line for use in this screen and I am characterizing the extent of damage and
    regeneration in sheer zebrafish retinas. Finally, I am characterizing the chx10:EGFP
    transgenic line during retinal development and regeneration.
    Please find my CV attached.
    Thank you for your time,
    --Lauren Lilley

    Dr. Poss,
    I am a senior biology major at the University of Notre Dame. I am applying to your
    graduate program and am very interested in your work. After glancing at a few of your
    recent papers and your research summary I find your research greatly coincides with my
    research experiences and interests. Will you be taking on new students next year?
    I have worked on several different research projects as an undergraduate in Dr. David R.
    Hyde's lab at the University of Notre Dame. The Hyde lab is interested in the signals that
    initiate Muller glia division post-light damage. My first research project was
    characterizing the role of leukemia inhibitory factor (LIF) in the activation of cell
    proliferation in the undamaged zebrafish retina. I am also working on several
    experiments that are related to a genetic screen that the Hyde lab plans on performing to
    identify mutants in the regeneration pathway--I am developing a neuroD4:EGFP
    transgenic line for use in this screen and I am characterizing the extent of damage and

    regeneration in sheer zebrafish retinas. Finally, I am characterizing the chx10:EGFP


    transgenic line during retinal development and regeneration.
    Please find my CV attached.
    Thank you for your time,
    --Lauren Lilley

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