Amanda Steele Email & Phone Number

Salt Lake City, Utah, Us

Lakewood, Colorado, Us

Lakewood, Colorado, Us

Lakewood, Colorado, Us

Clinical Evaluation Reporting specialist

In this position, I have provided writing and editing services for a number of projects that include:• Clinical Study Protocols• Clinical Study Reports• Manuscript development (academic and industry)• Created templates for clinical study reports and protocols and clinical manuscripts• Technical manuscript editing• Editing for non-technical articles related to science for publication in field specific journals.

Denver, Co, Us

Awarded a competitive research fellowship through the Colorado HIV Research Training Program (CHRTP). Renewed for a 2nd year. In this position I had the opportunity to be involved with two different projects related to HIV pathogenesis. My primary research aim was to understand the mechanism behind CD4+ T cell death in the gut during HIV infection. We developed an in-vitro model system using primary human gut T cells and described the programmed cell death pathways leading to T cell depletion following HIV infection in vitro. My secondary project, was focused on understanding the relationship between inflammation and aging and whether HIV infection alters 'normal' aging. Abstracts:Keystone Symposia; HIV Vaccines (X5) March 2012- Commensal Escherichia coli Enhance Depletion of Intestinal Lamina Propria CD4+ T Cells by R5 tropic HIV-1BaL Ex Vivo A Leone; S Dillon; E Lee; M McCarter; M Santiago; C WilsonCROI February 2013- The Contribution of Intestinal Epithelial Cell Damage, Microbial Translocation, and HIV-status to an Inflammaging Phenotype. A. Steele, E. Lee, Z. Dong, B. Vestal, J. Koeppe, and C. WilsonWest Coast Retrovirology Meeting, October 2013- Microbial Alteration of HIV-1 Mediated Lamina Propria CD4+ T cell death. A. Steele, E. Lee, J. Manuzak, S. Dillon, J.D. Beckham, M. McCarter, M. Santiago and C. WilsonAdditional Activities:Member of the Postdoctoral Research Day 2014 planning committee- the committee is responsible for organizing a campus wide event that highlights the research accomplishments of postdoctoral fellows in a variety of disciplines. I am leading the development of a postdoc nominated faculty mentoring award for outstanding postdoctoral mentorship.Co-chair Young Hands in Science Elementary School Science Outreach Program- Led the development of elementary school level science workshops led by postdoctoral fellows. This program connected scientists and kids to support science education in the public schools.

San Diego, Ca, Us

In this position I have been focusing on developing effective immunity to cancer antigens as part of the Cancer Vaccine Initiative using the mouse model.

Seattle, Wa, Us

I completed my doctoral thesis at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center and moved with my mentor to complete my studies at SBRI.Our work focused on assessing the efficacy of Interleukin-7 as an immunotherapeutic during SIV infection in the Rhesus Macaque model. We were particularly interested in the effect IL-7 administration had on reconstituting depleted memory T-cell populations in the blood and at mucosal sites.

Same position as SBRI

Phd, Microbiology And Immunology

Bs, Biology