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Professor Jeeyon Jeong (1977-2024), an insightful scholar and generous mentor
1Amherst College Department of Biology, Amherst, MA, United States.
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Professor Jeeyon Jeong in her lab at Amherst College. Photo credit: Maria Stenzel/Amherst College.Jeeyon Jeong, wearing laboratory gloves, stands in a laboratory holding a green plant in a pot labeled "Col-0"; laboratory bench contains flasks, pipettes, vials, test tube racks, and labeled reagent bottles.
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