Jie Min Lee

PhD Candidate

Jie Min is a PhD student at Monash University, supervised Trevor Lithgow and KJ Goh.  Her project aims to investigate how translocation and assembly module (TAM) influences outer membrane proteins (OMPs) biogenesis in Klebsiella pneumoniae. 

Jie Min completed a Bachelor’s degree with Honours in Microbiology at Universiti Malaya, Malaysia, where she researched the characterisation of carbapenem-resistant bacteria in environmental water sources. Following graduation, she worked as a research assistant at National University of Singapore, focusing on the proteomics platform in the core facility.

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