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Dania
Sarfati

Symbiosis

I studied Biology at UNAM in Mexico City and moved to Stanford for my Ph.D. in the Biology Department almost five years ago. I currently study the dynamics between an acoel worm and its algal symbionts during the animal's whole-body regeneration. My research has mainly been on the animal's side, hopefully, our collaboration with the Burlacot lab will help us understand the algal side of the story. I am intrigued by the effects that close symbioses have on the participating organisms, especially regarding novel functions that the symbionts may obtain from these relationships. 

Dania Sarfati

Visiting Student
Palo Alto, CA

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