I am a biologist specialized in cell and molecular biology. My main areas of interest are stem cells, cell engineering, and cell differentiation. I studied at the National Autonomous University of Mexico, majoring in Developmental Biology. In 2018, I joined KAUST as an intern where  I contributed to the description of the Wiskott Aldrich protein in alternative splicing. In 2019, I started as a Research Technician in the Chromatin Biochemistry Lab investigating the individual role of linker histones in hESCs through differentiation and transcriptomic analysis on over 100 generated cell lines of H1 isoforms knockouts. At STEMD Lab, I am  currently supporting studies to understand the effects of X Y chromosome overdosage in patients with Klinefelter or Jacob syndrome using iPSC approaches.