Lele Song is a senior scientist and cell/molecular biologist with nearly a decade of hands-on experience dissecting cancer and inflammatory disease mechanisms and translating findings into therapeutic strategies. She has led in vitro and in vivo programs—from CRISPR screens and high-throughput reporter assays to scRNA-seq/snATAC workflows and organoid models—culminating in target validation and small-molecule efficacy studies. Her work linking chromatin reader mutations to oncogenic condensates and demonstrating an ENL inhibitor’s restorative effects highlights a rare blend of structural, cellular, and in vivo expertise. A proven grant writer and collaborator, she has secured competitive funding and contributed to high-impact publications while also developing robust protocols for single-cell and organoid platforms. Colleagues describe her as a pragmatic experimentalist who combines deep mechanistic curiosity with practical assay development to drive translational impact.
9 years of coding experience
13 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree Biological Sciences, Bachelor's degree Biological Sciences at 山东师范大学 (Shandong Normal University)
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at Shanghai Institute of Nutrition and Health, Chinese Academy of Sciences
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