TRAIL 01
Cancer Biology
Cellular mechanisms behind AML, treatment response, remission, and relapse.
FIELD STATION • BIOLOGY • RESEARCH
CURRENT TRAIL: LEARNING IN PUBLIC
BIOLOGY STUDENT • RESEARCHER • WRITER
MEET THE PACK • ABOUT DEVIN
Biology Student • Future Cancer Researcher • Proud Furry
Welcome to the part of the den where the person behind the papers gets to step out from behind the field notes.
MY BIOLOGY PATH
I’m building a foundation in biology at Mohave College with the long-term goal of earning a B.S. and continuing into a Ph.D. program.
My interests center on cancer biology—especially acute myeloid leukemia (AML)—along with virology and the biology of aging. This archive documents the work, skills, and questions shaping that path.
WHAT I’M STUDYING
TRAIL 01
Cellular mechanisms behind AML, treatment response, remission, and relapse.
TRAIL 02
How viruses enter cells, replicate, evolve, and interact with the immune system.
TRAIL 03
Cellular damage, repair, signaling, and the biology of healthy longevity.
TRAIL 04
Completed assignments, reflections, citations, and downloadable PDFs documenting my progress.
FURRY ART BY JACATO
ANOTHER PART OF THE PACK
I’m a proud furry as well as a biology student. That community is part of my life and part of the curiosity behind The Furry Files—a research project built around clear definitions, careful evidence, and respect for the people represented in the work.
VISIT THE FURRY FILESFOLLOW THE NEXT SET OF TRACKS
Step into the Research Den to see the projects, evidence standards, and questions currently shaping my work.
ENTER THE RESEARCH DEN