Kaitlin E. Sundling (Martin)
3rd year graduate student
Biophysics
5th year of MSTP

EDUCATION

• B.S. 2005, University of Wisconsin
  Biochemistry, Mathematics

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

• University of Wisconsin, 9/2003-12/2004
  Advisor - Ajit Verma, PhD
  Project - Mechanisms of skin carcinogenesis using protein kinase C epsilon transgenic mice as a mode
• University of Wisconsin, 5/2002-8/2003
  Advisor - William Dove, PhD
  Project - Helped with preliminary work on the effect of the APC(Min/+) mutation on apoptotic rates in TGFalpha transgenic mice

PUBLICATIONS

• Wheeler DL, Martin KE, Ness KJ, Li Y, Dreckschmidt NE, Wartman M, Ananthaswamy HN, Mitchell DL, Verma AK. Protein kinase C epsilon is an endogenous photosensitizer that enhances ultraviolet radiation-induced cutaneous damage and development of squamous cell carcinomas. Cancer Res. 64:7756-65, 2004.