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Anjali Iyangar
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Anjali Iyangar is a first year Marshall College student studying Human Biology. She enjoys combining her passions for biology and writing as a writer for Saltman Quarterly. Anjali has a deep appreciation for well-executed irony, science memes, sunsets, and white boards. When she isn’t geeking out about biology, you can catch her enjoying her favorite Thai tea frozen yogurt at Yogurt World, soaking in a sun puddle at the beach, or running at Scripps Coastal Reserve. If you have any questions or just have a burning desire to talk to someone about cool pathogens, email her at aiyangar@ucsd.edu.

Mind Control Madness with Toxoplasma gondii

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We’re all familiar with the dynamic between the famous Tom and Jerry. It’s a simple one: Jerry the mouse always... Read More

Second Human Ever to be Cured of HIV

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BY ANJALI IYANGAR | SQ ONLINE REPORTER | SQ 2019-2020 Over the course of the last few months, discussion about... Read More

How to be Cool: Tales of Temperature Tasting

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Imagine: it’s Friday morning, and you have awoken from your slumber to one of the cloudier days in La Jolla.... Read More

Stressed-Out Plants

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It’s midterm season, and the pressure is slowly getting to you. Pungent odors begin to diffuse in the air as... Read More

Tick Talk

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BY ANJALI IYANGAR | SQ ONLINE REPORTER | SQ 2019-2020 Imagine this. You’re a little tick egg, about to hatch.... Read More

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