Nicole Taylor

Nicole Taylor is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biological Sciences, School of Natural Science and Mathematics at Snow College, where she has taught since 2021 and is scheduled for Fall 2025 and Spring 2026 courses including Human Biology, Human Physiology, and associated labs.

Her educational background includes:

• Associate of Science in General Studies from Utah Valley University (2013)
• Bachelor of Science in Cellular/Molecular Biology with Chemistry Minor from Utah State University (2016)
• Doctor of Philosophy in Biochemistry from Utah State University (2021)

Dr. Taylor's research centers on CRISPR systems—natural protein and RNA-based defense mechanisms in bacteria and archaea against phage infections—and their revolutionary adaptation as gene editing tools. She maintains a deep passion for deciphering biochemical processes at the cellular level, focusing on chemical interactions that sustain life through molecular machinery.

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