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Andrew joined WashU as a faculty in 2011. He has a long-standing interest in understanding microRNAs in defining and controlling neuronal cell fate, and devising cellular reprogramming approaches to generate human neurons for modeling late-onset neurodegenerative disorders with patient-derived cells. He lives in Clayton, MO with his small family comprised of his wife and daughter. He is also an avid music lover, and enjoys playing electric guitar and admiring the fine craftsmanship of modern guitars.