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Student Spotlight on Deena Scoville ’20: Researching the Persistency of Lay in Chickens

By Shriya Perati | January 21, 2019

“Our lab focuses on ovarian follicle development in chickens at the molecular level and how it relates to the whole organism,” Scoville said. Follicle development is the process by which an ovarian follicle, a small sac of fluid which contains immature eggs, matures.

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