Steevenson Nelson, Phd
Chief Executive Officer
immunology
Stem Cell Medical Clinic SA
American Samoa
Biography
Dr. Nelson received his PhD from North Carolina State University while investigating protein subunit production for vaccine development. He arrived at the NIH in 2005 as a Postdoctoral Fellow, where he studied antibody-mediated neutralization of viral infections. Subsequently, Dr. Nelson worked in Dr. Rafael Casellas' lab investigating factors that regulate the epigenetic landscape of B cells during development and activation, and how these factors play a role in the development of B-cell lymphoma. Dr. Nelson received his PhD from North Carolina State University while investigating protein subunit production for vaccine development. He arrived at the NIH in 2005 as a Postdoctoral Fellow, where he studied antibody-mediated neutralization of viral infections. Subsequently, Dr. Nelson worked in Dr. Rafael Casellas' lab investigating factors that regulate the epigenetic landscape of B cells during development and activation, and how these factors play a role in the development of B-cell lymphoma.
Research Interest
Use of genome editing on immune cells for clinical applications
