Sealy Hambright, Ph.D. Email & Phone Number

Aspen, Colorado, United States

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Dallas, Texas, United States

Works with clients on a diverse set of problems spanning technology evaluation, commercial strategy, and clinical/preclinical advancement of innovative ideas.

Vail, Colorado, United States

Vail, Co

Houston, Texas Area

San Antonio, Tx

At UTHSCSA, I worked in the laboratory of Qitao Ran PhD. The goal of my project was to characterize the role of Gpx4 and lipid peroxidation stress in neurodegeneration and cognitive decline. While in the Ran lab I generated a novel mouse model whereby I could conditionally induce Gpx4 ablation in forebrain neurons in vivo. Following Gpx4 loss these mice exhibit neurodegeneration and cognitive decline. My findings have been published in JBC and Redox Biology among others. While in the the Ran lab, I became proficient in the design, generation, and implementation of in vivo mouse model systems. This involved carrying out breeding, behavior tasks, tissue collection, tissue sectioning, and histological imaging with brightfield and confocal microscopes.

Mentored A&P II students. Duties included lab setup, lecturing, test generation, and grading.

Mentored undergraduate TAs and managed daily operations for all laboratory sections.

Project: Assessment of global expressional variation among Shewanella baltica ecotypes using customized microarray technology. Responsible for developing customized protocols for the project and training all incoming undergraduate research assistants. Awarded Research Assistantship with stipend for summer 2009, summer 2010, and fall 2010. Advisor: Jorge Rodrigues Ph.D.

Taught general and nursing microbiology laboratory sections to undergraduates. Duties included lecturing, preparing quizzes and tests, lab prep, and grading.

Ph.D., Molecular Biology, Neurobiology, Aging

Master’S Degree, Microbiology, General

Activities and Societies: American Society for Microbiology-MemberTranscriptional divergence as an ecological identifier in the marine.

B.S. Biology, Biology, General