Brittany Goods

Brittany Goods

Former Postdoctoral Fellow

Degrees & Affiliations

BA, Biochemistry - Colby College BE, Biochemical and Chemical Engineering - Dartmouth College PhD, Biological Engineering - MIT

Background & Interests

Biology Biology
I Want a Hot Body, but I also Want Tacos I Want a Hot Body, but I also Want Tacos
Immunology Immunology
Making Waves Making Waves
Medicine Medicine
Too Many Cooks Too Many Cooks

Biography

Britt is a third year postdoctoral fellow in the Shalek Lab. Her research interests include maternal health, trans-generational health, and lactation. She is currently running the MIT Milk Study, the first longitudinal study to deeply profile milk-resident cells. She was previously a PhD student in Chris Love’s lab in Bioengineering, where she characterized mechanisms of T cell dysfunction and exhaustion in MS and GBM. She received a Bachelor of Engineering degree at Dartmouth College and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Biochemistry at Colby College. In addition to research, she enjoys teaching and was a teaching assistant for 5.64, Frontiers of Interdisciplinary Science in Human Health and Disease, this past semester.

Publications

An ex vivo ovulation system enables the discovery of novel ovulatory pathways and nonhormonal contraceptive candidates
An ex vivo ovulation system enables the discovery of novel ovulatory pathways and nonhormonal contraceptive candidates
  • Zhang et al.,
  • Biology of Reproduction,
  • 2023
Biology Biology
Cell Atlas Cell Atlas
Genomics Genomics
Alex K. Shalek Alex K. Shalek
Brittany Goods Brittany Goods
Vitrification preserves murine ovarian follicular cell transcriptome in a 3D encapsulated in vitro follicle growth system
Vitrification preserves murine ovarian follicular cell transcriptome in a 3D encapsulated in vitro follicle growth system
  • Wang et al.,
  • Biology of Reproduction,
  • 2023
Biology Biology
Genomics Genomics
Immunology Immunology
R&D R&D
Technology Technology
Alex K. Shalek Alex K. Shalek
Brittany Goods Brittany Goods
Daniela Russo Daniela Russo
Riley Drake Riley Drake
Single-cell transcriptomics of staged oocytes and somatic cells reveal novel regulators of follicle activation
Single-cell transcriptomics of staged oocytes and somatic cells reveal novel regulators of follicle activation
  • Chen et al.,
  • Reproduction,
  • 2023
Biology Biology
Genomics Genomics
R&D R&D
Technology Technology
Alex K. Shalek Alex K. Shalek
Brittany Goods Brittany Goods
Daniela Russo Daniela Russo
Riley Drake Riley Drake
Cellular and transcriptional diversity over the course of human lactation
Cellular and transcriptional diversity over the course of human lactation
  • Nyquist et al.,
  • PNAS,
  • 2022
Biology Biology
Cell Atlas Cell Atlas
Genomics Genomics
Immunology Immunology
Medicine Medicine
Alex K. Shalek Alex K. Shalek
Ben Mead Ben Mead
Brittany Goods Brittany Goods
Kellie Kolb Kellie Kolb
Patricia Gao Patricia Gao
Riley Drake Riley Drake
Sarah Nyquist Sarah Nyquist
Leukocyte dynamics after intracerebral hemorrhage in a living patient reveal rapid adaptations to tissue milieu
Leukocyte dynamics after intracerebral hemorrhage in a living patient reveal rapid adaptations to tissue milieu
  • Goods et al.,
  • JCI Insight,
  • 2021
Biology Biology
Genomics Genomics
Immunology Immunology
Medicine Medicine
Alex K. Shalek Alex K. Shalek
Brittany Goods Brittany Goods
Ira Fleming Ira Fleming
Riley Drake Riley Drake
Longitudinal transcriptomics define the stages of myeloid activation in the living human brain after intracerebral hemorrhage
Longitudinal transcriptomics define the stages of myeloid activation in the living human brain after intracerebral hemorrhage
  • Askenase et al.,
  • Science Immunology,
  • 2021
Biology Biology
Genomics Genomics
Immunology Immunology
Medicine Medicine
Alex K. Shalek Alex K. Shalek
Brittany Goods Brittany Goods
James Gatter James Gatter
Riley Drake Riley Drake
Shaina Carroll Shaina Carroll
Single-cell transcriptomic atlas of the human retina identifies cell types associated with age-related macular degeneration
Single-cell transcriptomic atlas of the human retina identifies cell types associated with age-related macular degeneration
  • Menon et al.,
  • Nature Communications,
  • 2019
Biology Biology
Cell Atlas Cell Atlas
Genomics Genomics
Immunology Immunology
Medicine Medicine
Alex K. Shalek Alex K. Shalek
Brittany Goods Brittany Goods