Jack Ryan Reifert has extensive experience in neuroscience research and industrial research. He received his Ph.D. in Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology from UCSB, focusing on amyloid beta induced neurodegeneration and the involvement of tau. He has held postdoctoral positions at UCSB studying bacterial peptide display to inhibit ovarian cancer metastasis and at UCSD investigating wnt/β-catenin signaling in rheumatoid arthritis. Reifert has worked at several companies, contributing to FDA approval of Bendamustine and coordinating product releases. He is currently a postdoctoral fellow at UCSB studying targeted inhibition of proteases in ovarian cancer metastasis.
This document provides a summary of Jack Ryan Reifert's education, experience, publications, and research skills. Reifert holds a Ph.D. in Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology from UCSB and a B.S. in Pharmacological Chemistry from UCSD. He has postdoctoral and research experience studying mechanisms of amyloid beta induced neurodegeneration and ovarian cancer metastasis. Reifert has authored several publications investigating topics like tau fragmentation and the mechanism of action of cancer drug Bendamustine. His research skills include tissue culture, molecular techniques, microscopy, and cytotoxicity assays.
This document provides a summary of Aaron M Bender's background and experience. It includes his contact information, educational background which includes a PhD in Molecular Biology from the University of Wyoming, and extensive research experience including positions at ArcherDX, the University of Kansas Molecular Probes Core Laboratory, the University of Kansas, and the Mayo Clinic where he conducted research in areas such as cancer genetics, chemical biology, next generation sequencing, and the use of model organisms like C. elegans. He has over 15 publications in peer-reviewed journals.
Genetic mapping is used to determine the specific location of genes on chromosomes. Knowing gene locations can help identify genetic diseases and their underlying causes. One document describes how researchers used genetic techniques to identify a gene (PSR1) in algae that increases lipid production without subjecting the algae to stress. This could allow for lipid extraction and energy production while preserving the algae species. A second document discusses a new method developed by the University of Haifa to reduce the number of possible genetic effects to study from millions to thousands. The method was tested successfully in a plant with over 7,000 genes. This type of research can help identify genetic diseases more easily and determine the best treatments.
This document summarizes genetic mapping techniques and their medical utility. It discusses a new technique that maps phosphohistidine markers on proteins using antibodies, allowing visualization of this previously difficult to see bond. It also describes research finding a genetic marker, Lgr5, that is expressed after damage to supporting cells in the inner ear, causing proliferation and replacement of lost hair cells. Genome mapping is important for medical applications as it allows localization of genes associated with diseases to better understand illness processes and develop improved treatments, helping to advance precision medicine and improve quality of life.
Advanced Next Generation DNA sequencing can more accurately diagnose infections by identifying bacteria, fungi, and viruses compared to traditional culture techniques. This allows for better treatment decisions. PathoGenius Laboratory uses Next Generation Sequencing to identify microbes in samples, providing physicians with diagnostic results to inform customized treatment. Previous methods of relying only on culture were found to significantly underrepresent the microbes present. Molecular diagnostic techniques provide more comprehensive information about biofilms and chronic infections compared to traditional approaches.
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Joseph B. Granger has extensive education and experience in biochemistry. He received his M.S. in Biochemistry from Dartmouth College where he developed nanoparticles to inhibit ACAT1 in the CNS. As a Ph.D. candidate at Dartmouth, he produced peptide-tagged liposomes and micelles to deliver therapeutics to treat Alzheimer's disease models. He has proficiency in various laboratory techniques and software programs. Granger has experience teaching biochemistry and conducting undergraduate research investigating the structure-function relationship of a bacterial regulator protein.
Kent E. Williams has extensive experience in neuroscience research. He holds an M.Sc. in Biology from Indiana State University and has completed coursework toward a Ph.D. in Neuroscience from Ohio State University. His research has focused on extracellular matrix proteins and their implications for angiogenesis and spinal cord injury. He has worked as an adjunct instructor and laboratory director and currently teaches at Vincennes University.
Dhruv Patel is a research associate with expertise in molecular and cellular biology techniques including cloning, PCR, transfection and cell-based assays. He has work experience in pharmaceutical companies conducting discovery research to identify new drug targets. His education includes a M.S. in biological sciences and B.S. in pharmaceutical sciences. He is highly skilled in laboratory techniques and able to work independently or collaborate with others.
This document provides a summary of Jack Ryan Reifert's education, experience, publications, and research skills. Reifert holds a Ph.D. in Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology from UCSB and a B.S. in Pharmacological Chemistry from UCSD. He has postdoctoral and research experience studying mechanisms of amyloid beta induced neurodegeneration and ovarian cancer metastasis. Reifert has authored several publications investigating topics like tau fragmentation and the mechanism of action of cancer drug Bendamustine. His research skills include tissue culture, molecular techniques, microscopy, and cytotoxicity assays.
This document provides a summary of Aaron M Bender's background and experience. It includes his contact information, educational background which includes a PhD in Molecular Biology from the University of Wyoming, and extensive research experience including positions at ArcherDX, the University of Kansas Molecular Probes Core Laboratory, the University of Kansas, and the Mayo Clinic where he conducted research in areas such as cancer genetics, chemical biology, next generation sequencing, and the use of model organisms like C. elegans. He has over 15 publications in peer-reviewed journals.
Genetic mapping is used to determine the specific location of genes on chromosomes. Knowing gene locations can help identify genetic diseases and their underlying causes. One document describes how researchers used genetic techniques to identify a gene (PSR1) in algae that increases lipid production without subjecting the algae to stress. This could allow for lipid extraction and energy production while preserving the algae species. A second document discusses a new method developed by the University of Haifa to reduce the number of possible genetic effects to study from millions to thousands. The method was tested successfully in a plant with over 7,000 genes. This type of research can help identify genetic diseases more easily and determine the best treatments.
This document summarizes genetic mapping techniques and their medical utility. It discusses a new technique that maps phosphohistidine markers on proteins using antibodies, allowing visualization of this previously difficult to see bond. It also describes research finding a genetic marker, Lgr5, that is expressed after damage to supporting cells in the inner ear, causing proliferation and replacement of lost hair cells. Genome mapping is important for medical applications as it allows localization of genes associated with diseases to better understand illness processes and develop improved treatments, helping to advance precision medicine and improve quality of life.
Advanced Next Generation DNA sequencing can more accurately diagnose infections by identifying bacteria, fungi, and viruses compared to traditional culture techniques. This allows for better treatment decisions. PathoGenius Laboratory uses Next Generation Sequencing to identify microbes in samples, providing physicians with diagnostic results to inform customized treatment. Previous methods of relying only on culture were found to significantly underrepresent the microbes present. Molecular diagnostic techniques provide more comprehensive information about biofilms and chronic infections compared to traditional approaches.
Joseph Granger one page resume times new romanJoseph Granger
Joseph B. Granger has extensive education and experience in biochemistry. He received his M.S. in Biochemistry from Dartmouth College where he developed nanoparticles to inhibit ACAT1 in the CNS. As a Ph.D. candidate at Dartmouth, he produced peptide-tagged liposomes and micelles to deliver therapeutics to treat Alzheimer's disease models. He has proficiency in various laboratory techniques and software programs. Granger has experience teaching biochemistry and conducting undergraduate research investigating the structure-function relationship of a bacterial regulator protein.
Kent E. Williams has extensive experience in neuroscience research. He holds an M.Sc. in Biology from Indiana State University and has completed coursework toward a Ph.D. in Neuroscience from Ohio State University. His research has focused on extracellular matrix proteins and their implications for angiogenesis and spinal cord injury. He has worked as an adjunct instructor and laboratory director and currently teaches at Vincennes University.
Dhruv Patel is a research associate with expertise in molecular and cellular biology techniques including cloning, PCR, transfection and cell-based assays. He has work experience in pharmaceutical companies conducting discovery research to identify new drug targets. His education includes a M.S. in biological sciences and B.S. in pharmaceutical sciences. He is highly skilled in laboratory techniques and able to work independently or collaborate with others.
This document provides a summary of the research experience and qualifications of Jae-Mun Choi, a postdoctoral research associate at Baylor College of Medicine. It outlines his educational background, including a Ph.D. in structural biology from Baylor College of Medicine, as well as his extensive experience in structural biology research on viruses like norovirus and rotavirus. It also details his technical expertise and accomplishments, such as authoring several published research papers.
Sumati Mattoo has experience in formulation development and characterization at Altus Pharmaceuticals. She holds an MS in Genomics and Bioinformatics from George Washington University and an MS in Biotechnology. Her skills include experience with chromatography techniques like HPLC and SEC, spectroscopy including UV-Vis and fluorescence, and characterization of formulations using methods like particle size analysis, zeta potential, and dissolution testing. She has also worked on projects involving the purification and analysis of proteins and enzymes from bacterial and plant sources.
Molecular Biologist Academic CV for Industry or Private Sector Consideration Sirie Godshalk
Molecular Biologist with over thirteen years of hands-on research experience, impactful writer and presenter, dynamic leader and enthusiastic team player with an eye for great ideas and a passion to move science in new directions seeks challenging opportunities beyond the bench.
Mary P. Leatham-Jensen has over 25 years of experience in microbiology research. She received a B.S. in Microbiology from the University of Washington and an M.S. in Pathobiology from the University of Washington. Her research has focused on microbial genetics and the colonization abilities of pathogenic and commensal E. coli strains. She has expertise in various microbiology and molecular biology techniques and has managed laboratories and budgets. Currently, she is interested in probiotic research examining E. coli strains.
Nicole Dean graduated from Central Connecticut State University with a Bachelor of Science in Biology and minors in Chemistry and American Sign Language. She maintained a 4.0 GPA and was on the President's List. Her relevant coursework and skills include cell culture, molecular techniques, statistics, and computer programming. For work experience, she has conducted research in multiple labs at CCSU and worked for Pfizer and APM Mosquito Control. She was a volunteer athlete on CCSU's volleyball team and received academic honors. Nicole has also volunteered extensively in her community and on mission trips.
The document discusses applications of DNA technology including the Human Genome Project. The Human Genome Project was a 13-year international project completed in 2003 that mapped and sequenced the entire human genome. Its goals were to identify all human genes, determine the sequence of DNA's 3 billion base pairs, store this information in databases, improve analysis tools, and address ethical issues arising from the research. The project used genetic mapping, physical mapping, and DNA sequencing approaches.
Candidate 21524 is applying for a research scientist role in Cambridgeshire with over 10 years of experience in molecular biology and cell culture. They are currently a molecular and cellular scientist but their contract is ending in June. They have experience with techniques like western blotting, FACS sorting, and SDS-PAGE. They are seeking a new role and able to start with 1 month notice.
International Conference on Genetic Engineering & Genetically Modified Organisms, will be organized around the theme "The Power of Gene in turning Ordinary into Extraordinary."
This document provides information about genetic engineering and genetically modified organisms (GMOs). It defines genetic engineering as modifying the characteristics of an organism by altering its DNA. GMOs are organisms whose genetic makeup has been artificially modified, usually by inserting genes from another species. The document describes several methods for creating recombinant DNA and GMOs, such as using viruses or metal pellets coated with DNA to insert new genes into cells. It notes that restriction enzymes are necessary to cut DNA for genetic modification. While GMOs are artificially created by humans, they do not occur naturally. The document lists some examples of genetic engineering applications and notes that the safety of GMOs is still debated within the scientific community.
Bacterial gene therapy uses modified bacteria as vectors to deliver therapeutic genes directly into target cells. The bacteria transport and release DNA plasmids containing the therapeutic gene into the host cell cytoplasm or nucleus. Various bacterial strains have been used experimentally to treat cancers like melanoma and lung carcinoma in mice, showing prolonged survival and inhibited tumor growth. While promising, bacterial gene therapy faces challenges from potential immune reactions and safety issues that researchers hope to address in ongoing development of this technique.
Application of Whole Genome Sequencing in the infectious disease’ in vitro di...ExternalEvents
This document discusses the application of whole genome sequencing in infectious disease diagnostics. It provides examples of how genome sequencing has been used to identify bacterial species, detect antibiotic resistance genes, and study outbreaks. The document also discusses challenges around regulatory approval of genomic tests, data sharing policies, and database management. Overall, it argues that whole genome sequencing is a valuable tool but that standards must be developed to ensure high quality data.
American Society for Microbiology NGS 2020 Aine O'TooleÁine Niamh O'Toole
200,001: A tree-space odyssey. Pandemic phylogenetics and reporting in 2020. Aine O'Toole Plenary
Pipe Dreams: Analytical Methods, Bioinformatic Tools and Pipelines
Eve Smith has extensive experience in cancer research, specializing in evaluating potential treatments for breast and pancreatic cancer. She has successfully collaborated on multiple projects, producing published work. Smith provides expertise in various laboratory techniques and has managed laboratories at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Massachusetts General Hospital.
1. Researchers experimentally evolved a Burkholderia cenocepacia strain H111, which was isolated from a cystic fibrosis patient, in a laboratory biofilm model over 225 generations to study its adaptation and diversification.
2. They collected 8 distinct colony variants that were phenotypically and genotypically different from the ancestor strain. Genome sequencing revealed mutations in genes involved in biofilm formation and metabolism.
3. Two isolates adapted to the planktonic environment at the cost of biofilm formation, likely due to identical deletions in genes related to glycerol metabolism. One isolate lost a 47kb prophage region. The loss of the third chromosome only affected fitness in the planktonic environment.
Next Generation Sequencing for Identification and Subtyping of Foodborne Pat...nist-spin
"Next Generation Sequencing for Identification and Subtyping of Foodborne Pathogens" presentation at the Standards for Pathogen Identification via NGS (SPIN) workshop hosted by National Institute for Standards and Technology October 2014 by Rebecca Lindsey, PhD from Enteric Diseases Laboratory Branch of the CDC.
Mary P. Leatham-Jensen has over 25 years of experience in microbiology research. She received her BS in Microbiology from the University of Washington and her MS in Pathobiology from the University of Washington. She has worked at the University of Rhode Island, Mayo Clinic, University of Hawaii, and University of Iowa conducting research using various microbiology and molecular biology techniques. Her research has focused on microbial genetics, pathogenic E. coli strains, MUC1 protein structure and processing, and human cytomegalovirus gene expression. She has excellent skills in laboratory techniques, teaching, organization, and communication.
Mary P. Leatham-Jensen has over 25 years of experience in microbiology research. She received her BS in Microbiology from the University of Washington and her MS in Pathobiology from the University of Washington. She has worked at the University of Rhode Island, Mayo Clinic, University of Hawaii, and University of Iowa conducting research using various microbiology and molecular biology techniques. Her research has focused on microbial genetics, Salmonella vaccines, MUC1 protein structure and processing, and gene expression regulation in cytomegalovirus. She has authored several peer-reviewed publications and has excellent skills in laboratory management, teaching, and communication.
Shining a light on virus infection with high-resolution microscopyRoland Remenyi, PhD
Each year the Astbury Centre holds a research retreat to promote interdisciplinary activity, to discuss and present latest findings and to promote and encourage interdisciplinary research at the highest level. I communicated my results from a Chikungunya virus project in a 15-min presentation. Slides from this presentation are shown here.
Next generation sequencing was used to determine the inheritance pattern and risk of recurrence for two brothers with intellectual disability and autism features. Exome sequencing revealed an autosomal recessive trait, meaning their sister is a carrier but healthy brother is not, so there is a risk of recurrence in the family. Clinical testing including genetic panels, biochemical tests, and chromosome microarray had all been normal. Exome sequencing allowed clinicians to determine the mode of inheritance and risk level for family members.
Jack Smith is seeking an IT degree from the University of Washington. He has a 3.66 GPA and relevant experience including coordinating recruitment events and maintaining databases as Recruitment Director of his fraternity. He also has experience in executive board roles, alumni relations, marketing, and camp coaching.
Jack Rodriguez has over 18 years of experience in retail management, specializing in management, employee development, and customer service. He has held various management roles at Costco Wholesale since 2005, including Merchandise Manager, Assistant Front End Manager, and Food Service Manager. In these roles, he led teams, scheduled and developed employees, ensured safety and security procedures were followed, and analyzed sales reports. He has a background in network administration and studied at San Francisco State University.
Jack Delac is an actor and singer with experience in film, television, voiceover work, and musical theater. He has performed in productions and events across the United States, playing roles such as a student in "A Teacher's Obsession" and backup vocalist for Elton John and Barry Manilow. Jack has training in singing, acting, dialects, stunts, and various sports and is skilled in accents including British, Australian and New Jersey.
This document provides a summary of the research experience and qualifications of Jae-Mun Choi, a postdoctoral research associate at Baylor College of Medicine. It outlines his educational background, including a Ph.D. in structural biology from Baylor College of Medicine, as well as his extensive experience in structural biology research on viruses like norovirus and rotavirus. It also details his technical expertise and accomplishments, such as authoring several published research papers.
Sumati Mattoo has experience in formulation development and characterization at Altus Pharmaceuticals. She holds an MS in Genomics and Bioinformatics from George Washington University and an MS in Biotechnology. Her skills include experience with chromatography techniques like HPLC and SEC, spectroscopy including UV-Vis and fluorescence, and characterization of formulations using methods like particle size analysis, zeta potential, and dissolution testing. She has also worked on projects involving the purification and analysis of proteins and enzymes from bacterial and plant sources.
Molecular Biologist Academic CV for Industry or Private Sector Consideration Sirie Godshalk
Molecular Biologist with over thirteen years of hands-on research experience, impactful writer and presenter, dynamic leader and enthusiastic team player with an eye for great ideas and a passion to move science in new directions seeks challenging opportunities beyond the bench.
Mary P. Leatham-Jensen has over 25 years of experience in microbiology research. She received a B.S. in Microbiology from the University of Washington and an M.S. in Pathobiology from the University of Washington. Her research has focused on microbial genetics and the colonization abilities of pathogenic and commensal E. coli strains. She has expertise in various microbiology and molecular biology techniques and has managed laboratories and budgets. Currently, she is interested in probiotic research examining E. coli strains.
Nicole Dean graduated from Central Connecticut State University with a Bachelor of Science in Biology and minors in Chemistry and American Sign Language. She maintained a 4.0 GPA and was on the President's List. Her relevant coursework and skills include cell culture, molecular techniques, statistics, and computer programming. For work experience, she has conducted research in multiple labs at CCSU and worked for Pfizer and APM Mosquito Control. She was a volunteer athlete on CCSU's volleyball team and received academic honors. Nicole has also volunteered extensively in her community and on mission trips.
The document discusses applications of DNA technology including the Human Genome Project. The Human Genome Project was a 13-year international project completed in 2003 that mapped and sequenced the entire human genome. Its goals were to identify all human genes, determine the sequence of DNA's 3 billion base pairs, store this information in databases, improve analysis tools, and address ethical issues arising from the research. The project used genetic mapping, physical mapping, and DNA sequencing approaches.
Candidate 21524 is applying for a research scientist role in Cambridgeshire with over 10 years of experience in molecular biology and cell culture. They are currently a molecular and cellular scientist but their contract is ending in June. They have experience with techniques like western blotting, FACS sorting, and SDS-PAGE. They are seeking a new role and able to start with 1 month notice.
International Conference on Genetic Engineering & Genetically Modified Organisms, will be organized around the theme "The Power of Gene in turning Ordinary into Extraordinary."
This document provides information about genetic engineering and genetically modified organisms (GMOs). It defines genetic engineering as modifying the characteristics of an organism by altering its DNA. GMOs are organisms whose genetic makeup has been artificially modified, usually by inserting genes from another species. The document describes several methods for creating recombinant DNA and GMOs, such as using viruses or metal pellets coated with DNA to insert new genes into cells. It notes that restriction enzymes are necessary to cut DNA for genetic modification. While GMOs are artificially created by humans, they do not occur naturally. The document lists some examples of genetic engineering applications and notes that the safety of GMOs is still debated within the scientific community.
Bacterial gene therapy uses modified bacteria as vectors to deliver therapeutic genes directly into target cells. The bacteria transport and release DNA plasmids containing the therapeutic gene into the host cell cytoplasm or nucleus. Various bacterial strains have been used experimentally to treat cancers like melanoma and lung carcinoma in mice, showing prolonged survival and inhibited tumor growth. While promising, bacterial gene therapy faces challenges from potential immune reactions and safety issues that researchers hope to address in ongoing development of this technique.
Application of Whole Genome Sequencing in the infectious disease’ in vitro di...ExternalEvents
This document discusses the application of whole genome sequencing in infectious disease diagnostics. It provides examples of how genome sequencing has been used to identify bacterial species, detect antibiotic resistance genes, and study outbreaks. The document also discusses challenges around regulatory approval of genomic tests, data sharing policies, and database management. Overall, it argues that whole genome sequencing is a valuable tool but that standards must be developed to ensure high quality data.
American Society for Microbiology NGS 2020 Aine O'TooleÁine Niamh O'Toole
200,001: A tree-space odyssey. Pandemic phylogenetics and reporting in 2020. Aine O'Toole Plenary
Pipe Dreams: Analytical Methods, Bioinformatic Tools and Pipelines
Eve Smith has extensive experience in cancer research, specializing in evaluating potential treatments for breast and pancreatic cancer. She has successfully collaborated on multiple projects, producing published work. Smith provides expertise in various laboratory techniques and has managed laboratories at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Massachusetts General Hospital.
1. Researchers experimentally evolved a Burkholderia cenocepacia strain H111, which was isolated from a cystic fibrosis patient, in a laboratory biofilm model over 225 generations to study its adaptation and diversification.
2. They collected 8 distinct colony variants that were phenotypically and genotypically different from the ancestor strain. Genome sequencing revealed mutations in genes involved in biofilm formation and metabolism.
3. Two isolates adapted to the planktonic environment at the cost of biofilm formation, likely due to identical deletions in genes related to glycerol metabolism. One isolate lost a 47kb prophage region. The loss of the third chromosome only affected fitness in the planktonic environment.
Next Generation Sequencing for Identification and Subtyping of Foodborne Pat...nist-spin
"Next Generation Sequencing for Identification and Subtyping of Foodborne Pathogens" presentation at the Standards for Pathogen Identification via NGS (SPIN) workshop hosted by National Institute for Standards and Technology October 2014 by Rebecca Lindsey, PhD from Enteric Diseases Laboratory Branch of the CDC.
Mary P. Leatham-Jensen has over 25 years of experience in microbiology research. She received her BS in Microbiology from the University of Washington and her MS in Pathobiology from the University of Washington. She has worked at the University of Rhode Island, Mayo Clinic, University of Hawaii, and University of Iowa conducting research using various microbiology and molecular biology techniques. Her research has focused on microbial genetics, pathogenic E. coli strains, MUC1 protein structure and processing, and human cytomegalovirus gene expression. She has excellent skills in laboratory techniques, teaching, organization, and communication.
Mary P. Leatham-Jensen has over 25 years of experience in microbiology research. She received her BS in Microbiology from the University of Washington and her MS in Pathobiology from the University of Washington. She has worked at the University of Rhode Island, Mayo Clinic, University of Hawaii, and University of Iowa conducting research using various microbiology and molecular biology techniques. Her research has focused on microbial genetics, Salmonella vaccines, MUC1 protein structure and processing, and gene expression regulation in cytomegalovirus. She has authored several peer-reviewed publications and has excellent skills in laboratory management, teaching, and communication.
Shining a light on virus infection with high-resolution microscopyRoland Remenyi, PhD
Each year the Astbury Centre holds a research retreat to promote interdisciplinary activity, to discuss and present latest findings and to promote and encourage interdisciplinary research at the highest level. I communicated my results from a Chikungunya virus project in a 15-min presentation. Slides from this presentation are shown here.
Next generation sequencing was used to determine the inheritance pattern and risk of recurrence for two brothers with intellectual disability and autism features. Exome sequencing revealed an autosomal recessive trait, meaning their sister is a carrier but healthy brother is not, so there is a risk of recurrence in the family. Clinical testing including genetic panels, biochemical tests, and chromosome microarray had all been normal. Exome sequencing allowed clinicians to determine the mode of inheritance and risk level for family members.
Jack Smith is seeking an IT degree from the University of Washington. He has a 3.66 GPA and relevant experience including coordinating recruitment events and maintaining databases as Recruitment Director of his fraternity. He also has experience in executive board roles, alumni relations, marketing, and camp coaching.
Jack Rodriguez has over 18 years of experience in retail management, specializing in management, employee development, and customer service. He has held various management roles at Costco Wholesale since 2005, including Merchandise Manager, Assistant Front End Manager, and Food Service Manager. In these roles, he led teams, scheduled and developed employees, ensured safety and security procedures were followed, and analyzed sales reports. He has a background in network administration and studied at San Francisco State University.
Jack Delac is an actor and singer with experience in film, television, voiceover work, and musical theater. He has performed in productions and events across the United States, playing roles such as a student in "A Teacher's Obsession" and backup vocalist for Elton John and Barry Manilow. Jack has training in singing, acting, dialects, stunts, and various sports and is skilled in accents including British, Australian and New Jersey.
The document is a cover letter and resume from John Alan Sharp applying for a Help Desk Analyst position at Bolthouse Farms. Sharp believes his related experience as a Warehouse Assistant and in customer service roles make him a strong fit for the position. He emphasizes his punctuality, strong work ethic, and positive attitude and believes employees are key to a company's success.
Summary of Application implementation experience. 26 years SAP implementation and Project Management experience of the total 30+ years of application implementation experience.
Automação dos processos de emissão, validação na SEFAZ e guarda de Notas
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conformidade com a legislação fiscal e os parâmetros definidos pelo projeto NF-e do Brasil. Solução desenvolvida por empresa participante do projeto-piloto da Nota Fiscal Eletrônica Brasileira, Nota Fiscal Eletrônica de Segunda Geração, NF-e 2G, e
da Nota Fiscal do Consumidor Eletrônica NFC-e (Danfinho).
David Lacasella has over 10 years of experience working as a lab assistant. He has a certificate from Cal State San Marcos and has worked at several companies including Nitto Denko, SendX Medical, Hologic, and Scripps Institute. He has experience with a wide range of laboratory equipment and techniques such as DNA extraction, PCR, ELISA testing, and SDS-PAGE. He is detail-oriented and able to follow standard operating procedures.
Jasmine Spears is a senior at Campbell University studying Pharmaceutical Sciences with a 3.1 GPA. She has relevant coursework and laboratory experience in areas such as microbiology, biochemistry, analytical instrumentation, biotechnology, and validation. For work experience, she was an intern at USP promoting quality of global medicines and has volunteer experience in hospital and camp settings. She is a recipient of the Scott-Ellis Scholarship and maintains certifications in CPR and First Aid.
Eric Walters has over 20 years of experience in protein science and analytical development. He has extensive experience developing and optimizing HPLC, mass spectrometry, and other analytical methods to characterize and quality proteins such as monoclonal antibodies. Some of his skills include protein purification, enzyme and antibody assay development, method validation and qualification, and experience working in research and cGMP environments.
Jack Ryan Reifert is seeking a post-doctoral position in molecular mechanisms of age-related human diseases. He received his Ph.D. in Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology from UCSB, where his dissertation research investigated amyloid beta-induced neurodegeneration and the role of tau phosphorylation and cleavage. He has research experience in academia and industry, including publications, and is currently investigating tau fragmentation and amyloid beta signaling in neurodegeneration.
Shikha Tiwari is seeking a position in quality testing in the pet food industry. She has over 3 years of experience in quality control, testing raw materials and finished products using techniques like ELISA, HPLC, and NIR. Currently an executive analyst at Mars International India Pvt. Ltd., her responsibilities include raw material and packaging material testing, instrument validation, customer complaint resolution, and method development. She holds an M.Sc. in Analytical Chemistry and has received academic and professional honors.
Sarah E. Shuholm has over 15 years of experience in administrative support, customer service, education, healthcare, and ministry. She currently works as an Office Coordinator providing executive assistance, candidate sourcing, scheduling, and administrative support. Previously, she held roles in surgery scheduling, front office support, nannying, camp counseling, teaching, retail, and worship leadership. She has a Bachelor's Degree in Worship Arts and Communication from Corban College.
This document provides a summary of Jack Ryan Reifert's education, experience, publications, and research skills. Reifert holds a Ph.D. in Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology from UCSB and a B.S. in Pharmacological Chemistry from UCSD. He has postdoctoral research experience at UCSB studying bacterial peptide display for ovarian cancer detection and inhibition. Reifert has over 10 years of experience in neuroscience research and industrial research, and he has authored several publications in peer-reviewed journals.
Jack Reifert has over 15 years of experience in biomedical research. He received his Ph.D. in Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology from UC Santa Barbara and has worked in both academic and industry research settings. Currently he is a scientist at Serimmune Inc. where he utilizes techniques like peptide display screening and deep sequencing to identify biomarkers and therapeutic candidates for autoimmune diseases.
Jason C. Poole has 17 years of experience as a molecular biologist developing novel molecular and genetic assays. He has a PhD in molecular genetics and most recently worked at EMD Millipore developing qPCR and next generation sequencing assays that were commercialized. He is seeking a senior scientist or project leader position and has strong skills in areas like qPCR, sequencing, cloning, and assay development.
This curriculum vitae summarizes the professional experience and qualifications of David M. Miller. Miller is currently a Professor of Cell and Developmental Biology and Biological Sciences at Vanderbilt University. His research focuses on developmental neurobiology, synaptic remodeling, and dendrite morphogenesis using the model organism C. elegans. He has over 30 years of experience in this field and has supervised numerous graduate students and postdoctoral fellows in his lab. Miller has also received significant grant funding, including multiple NIH R01 grants, and has been recognized with awards for his research and teaching.
This resume summarizes the experience and qualifications of Karen Shiner, a biochemist with expertise in G protein-coupled receptor signaling and voltage-gated calcium channels. As a postdoctoral fellow, she discovered that epilepsy and ataxia in a mouse model were not caused by perturbations in P-type calcium channels as previously thought. During graduate school, she explained incongruous rates in a G protein signaling pathway and developed new assays. She has strong skills in protein biochemistry, receptor-ligand interactions, enzymology, subcloning, and cell culture, and experience training and supervising others.
This resume summarizes the qualifications of Jane Yang, a scientist with extensive experience in cancer biology, transcriptional and epigenetic regulation, and cell differentiation. She has over 15 years of research experience, including positions at Genentech and Stanford University where she led projects discovering new mechanisms of action for small molecule inhibitors and identifying protein complexes involved in cell fate decisions. Her publications include high-impact articles in journals such as Cell Death and Differentiation and Genes & Development. She has strong skills in molecular and biochemical techniques and has received competitive NIH funding and honors for her work.
Jack R. Reifert has extensive research experience in molecular, cellular, and developmental biology. He received his Ph.D. from UC Santa Barbara in 2011, studying mechanisms of amyloid beta induced neuronal cell death. He is currently a postdoctoral fellow at UC Santa Barbara researching peptide inhibitors targeting proteases involved in ovarian cancer metastasis. Reifert has published several papers in peer-reviewed journals and presented his work at numerous conferences.
This document provides a summary of Dennis Allen Sheeter's education and work experience. He received a Ph.D. in Molecular Pathology from UC San Diego in 2002. Since then, he has held various positions in academia and industry, including as an advanced science instructor, independent scientific consultant, and research fellow. He has also published 10 journal articles focused on topics like HIV detection and pathogenesis.
Jennifer Anne Gibbons has over 15 years of experience in research biology and scientific support roles related to chemical and biological defense. She currently works as a Research Biologist at the US Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center, where she performs research on physiological and biochemical changes resulting from exposure to chemical threat agents. Previously she held roles at Excet, Inc. and the Science and Technology Corporation, supporting research at Edgewood CBC. Gibbons has a Ph.D. in Pharmacology from Duke University and develops assays and detection methods for threats such as nerve agents and tick-borne pathogens. She has authored several publications and technical reports on topics including biomarker detection of chemical exposure and evaluation of detection assays.
This document provides a summary of Alexander Polinkovsky's professional experience and education. It lists his positions from 2014 to present as a clinical and biomedical research consultant. It also outlines his previous roles as a research lab manager and researcher from 2011 to 2014 at the Louis Stokes V.A. Medical Center and from 2009 to 2011 at Case Western Reserve University. It notes that he has a Ph.D. in Biology and Virology from 1981 and has experience in areas like microbiome studies, DNA/RNA extraction, metabolomics, and proteomics.
This document provides a summary of Swarnava Roy's background and qualifications. It outlines her extensive experience in molecular immunology, clinical research, and various laboratory techniques gained from her positions at research institutes including the National Institutes of Health and Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center. It also lists her educational background, publications, awards, and teaching experience, demonstrating her expertise in areas of molecular biology, biochemistry, and immunology.
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1. Jack Ryan Reifert
Home Address: 2528 Orella St. Unit-B • Santa Barbara, CA 93109 • 858-922-5923 • reifert@lifesci.ucsb.edu
Work Address: Neuroscience Research Institute • BLDG. 571, RM. 6131 • Santa Barbara, CA 93106-5060
Education:
Ph.D. Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology (MCDB) / Neuroscience Research Institute 2005-2011
University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB)
B.S. Pharmacological Chemistry 1996-2000
University of California, San Diego (UCSD)
Additional Education:
• Technology Management Program at UCSB: Business education courses pertaining to the health care industry. 2009-2011
• UCSD Extension courses: Introduction to Pharmacology, Mechanisms of Disorders I and II, Neuropharmacology 2002-2005
Industrial Research Experience:
Salmedix INC. La Jolla, CA / Research Associate 2002-2005
Bendamustine (Treanda), won FDA approval for treatment of Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (CLL)
and Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma (NHL), 3 years after being acquired by Cephalon pharmaceuticals.
• Working with the biology research group, our work directly influenced Bendamustine clinical trails for B-cell NHL
and provided evidence for a mechanism of action divergent from other chemotherapies. (See publication for reference.)
BD Pharmingen. La Jolla, CA / Quality Control Associate I 2001-2002
• Coordinated team meetings to efficiently approach “problem” products, resulting in release of multiple reagents
from backorder and updated data sheets with new information specific to each product.
Academic Research Experience:
Chemical Engineering (UCSB), Santa Barbara, CA / Postdoctoral Fellow (CIRM) 2011-Present
• Topic: Using bacterial peptide display for the detection and inhibition of proteases involved in ovarian cancer
metastasis with an emphasis on targeting cancer stem cells.
Neuroscience Research Institute (UCSB), Santa Barbara, CA / Graduate Research Assistant 2005-2011
• Topic: Mechanisms of amyloid beta induced neurodegeneration - involvement of microtubule associated protein tau.
Sam and Rose Stein Institute for Research on Aging (UCSD), La Jolla, CA / Research Associate 1999-2001
• Was an author on two publications for investigating the involvement of wnt / β-catenin signaling in the promotion
of rheumatoid arthritis using primary synoviocytes isolated from patients.
Selected Publications:
Reifert J, Hartung-Cranston D, Feinstein S.C. “Tau fragmentation without marked changes in tau phosphorylation precedes
amyloid beta mediated cell death in cultured hippocampal neurons.” J Biol Chem. 286(23): 20797-811. Jun. 2011
Leoni LM, Bailey B, Reifert J, Bendall HH, Zeller RW, Corbeil J, Elliott G, Niemeyer CC. “Bendamustine (Treanda) displays a
distinct pattern of cytotoxicity and unique mechanistic features compared with other alkylating agents.” Clin Cancer Res. 14(1): 309
17. Jan. 2008
Sen M, Reifert J, Lauterbach K, Wolf V, Rubin JS, Corr M, Carson DA. “Regulation of fibronectin and metalloproteinase expression
by Wnt signaling in rheumatoid arthritis synoviocytes.” Arthritis Rheum. 46(11): 2867-77. Nov. 2002
Selected Research Skills:
Dissection and culture of primary neurons RNA, DNA, protein isolation Site-directed mutagenesis
Glial cell isolation Molecular cloning/subcloning Flow cytometry
Tissue embedding and sectioning PCR, qPCR, primer design Live and fixed-cell imaging
Mammalian tissue culture HPLC Protein purification Peptide display library design
Immunoprecipitation Transformation / Transfection Size exclusion chromatography
In-vivo drug delivery (oral gavage, IV) Western blotting / 2D Westerns Virus production / infection
Multiple microscopy systems including fluorescent, confocal, and DSU. Cytotoxicity assays
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