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Frederick, MD

Completed training for Classroom Management, Teaching Strategies, Special Education, Being Prepared and Professional, and Fill-In-Activities.

Maryland: Washington D.C., Baltimore, Frederick

* Asking for volunteer opportunity in biomedical research laboratory*Course completed: Basic Laboratory Methods for Biotechnology; Basic Laboratory Calculations for Biotechnology.*Read daily digest of clinical trials progress mainly through websites such as http://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/info/new and http://www.genengnews.com*Train on Clinical Trial.

Frederick, Maryland

Tested and reviewed analyses of raw materials, in-process samples, finished products and generated QC reports via flow cytometry. Completed BD Introduction to Flow Cytometry training and Quality Systems for Medical Devices ISO 13485 overview.

Walkersville, Maryland

Served in Quality Unit for Cell Therapy in Contract Manufacturing Organization.Specialty: OperationsManagement and execution of cell thearapy clinical materials biomarker, purity, potency and safety testing.Testing results review and approval for release on average 150 tests per month.Critical input into startegic planning of multimillion-dollar.

Rockville, Maryland

Selected for a new role within R&D to design and obtain approval for cell based screening of 5K compounds-developed and presented project within first month of hire-performend a routine assays to test novel biologics-developed quality control cell based assays (ELISA plate reader, flow cytometer)-received regular updates on toxicology, pharmacology testing.

Gaithersburg, Maryland

Served within PD department oncology group.Specialty: Target ValidationA novel target discovery for oncology clinic and target validation - demonstrated its critical role in uncontrolled cells' proliferation and characterized its safety profile in comparing transformed versus normal cells.Specialty: Novel Biologic Efficacy Testing.Carried out biological.

Bethesda, Maryland

Studied the mechanism of hepatocellular carcinoma development and progression in human and in experimental animals:-experimentally documented genomic DNA damage in the transgenic mouse model of the disease-provided critical contribution to the scientific publication of the research results and findings-trained medical fellow in biomedical experimental.

Frederick, Maryland

Laboratory of Cell and Molecular StructureServed in support of NIH scientific community developing protocols, conducting research, preparing reports for the laboratory director approval:-performed gene mapping via FISH (fluorescence-in situ-hybridization) utilizing cDNA and genomic probes-trained to perform DNA content analysis via flow cytometry on cell.