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Researching a Complex Interaction: How Beta Arrestin relates to the recycling of GPCRs

Max Miller
Max Miller is a senior from Columbia, South Carolina studying Biochemistry. Max’s love for the hands-on nature of wet lab research led to him joining the Lefkowitz Lab as an undergraduate researcher. He has worked in the lab since and plans to write a thesis under his main project this year.

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  1. Heyyyy Max! I loved hearing about your summer experience, and really appreciated your advice about using enrichment funding to create a unique and personal experience. That’s something that definitely resonated with me and helped me feel in control and proud of my Duke career and experience. A lot of the science in your presentation went over my head, but you did a great job of communicating your role in the research and its purpose. Super cool that you were able to work with a Nobel Prize winning researcher and that we can have access to opportunities like that at Duke, and excited to see where your research goes!

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