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Jan Spence is listed as Research Professor at University of Rochester at University of Rochester Medical Center, a company with 6248 employees, based in Rochester, New York, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at rochester.edu, phone signal with area code 585, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Jan Spence.
Jan Spence previously worked as Research Assistant Professor at University Of Rochester Medical Center and Adjunct Faculty at Nazareth College. Jan Spence holds Ph.D, Microbiology And Immunology from University Of Rochester.
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PhD Research Scientist with over 10 years of experience in clinically oriented research both as a ASCP registered Medical Technologist and currently as a Research Assistant Professor in the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at the University of Rochester, with a current focus of bringing Next Generation Sequence technology into the clinical laboratory.Current responsibilities include cross-functional team leadership in research and development of clinical assays, experimental design and statistical analysis, scientific literature review and evaluation, budget management, and regulatory compliance.An effective presenter with over 20 years of teaching and mentoring experience, spanning fall term freshman to graduate and professional students, along with multiple invited presentations at international scientific conferences.
Listed skills include Biochemistry, Cell, Microbiology, Science, and 19 others.
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Department Of Pathology And Laboratory Medicine
Leading an interdisciplinary research team for the laboratory of W. Richard Burack, M.D., Ph.D, Director of Hematopathology, Director of Molecular Genetics, Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, University of Rochester Medical Center. Research goals include the development and validation of massively parallel (next generation) sequencing.
Spring 2010: Immunology as an upper level biology courseFall 2009: Introductory Biology course for majorsSpring 1992: A laboratory based science survey course for non-science majors.
Laboratory Of Martin Pavelka, Dept Of Microbiology And Immunology
The focus of the Pavelka laboratory is to decipher the functional interactions of the complex structure of the mycobacterial cell envelope, via primarily a genetic approach. My studies investigated the role of porins, water-filled channels that serve as the primary gate-keepers for access of hydrophilic compounds to the bacteria. My research was directed.
Laboratory Of Virginia Clark, Dept Of Microbiology And Immunology
Characterization of the contact-inducible enhanced invasion phenotype of Neisseria gonorrhoeae. My studies led to the discovery of a novel mechanism by which the causative agent of gonorrhea uses hormone mimicry to elicit gonococcal uptake by epithelial cells of the fallopian tube, giving rise to invasive gonococcal diseases of pelvic inflammatory disease.
Wegmans School Of Pharmacy
Designed a Microbiology and Immunology course for first year Doctorate of Pharmacy students. In addition to the traditional topics in microbiology and immunology, this graduate level course has a strong clinical focus on autoimmunity and transplantation issues.
Developed Microbial Pathogenesis, an upper level biotechnology course, from a cellular microbiology perspective
Five semesters from Summer 1992 through Fall 1993: Complete responsibility for the teaching of a junior level Introductory Microbiology course, including lecture and laboratory.
Supervised junior medical technologists Direct one-on-one training of pathology residents, clinical residents, and senior veterinary students. Consulted with investigators on protocols for clinical research.Evaluated new diagnostic test methods for use with various animals. Designed and implemented quality control and instrument preventive maintenance.
Contagious equine metritis (CEM) was identified in the UK as a highly contagious venereal disease of horses that resulted in temporary infertility of infected mares. The first recorded incidence of CEM in the US occurred in the following year, even with import screening protocols in place. As with any newly discovered pathogen, it was necessary to identify.
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Ian Kuchinick
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Dissertation: The role of ribosomal protein L7/L12 in the lutropin receptor mediated invasion of endometrial cells by Neisseria gonorrhoeae
Thesis: A sero-epidemiological study of the causative agent of contagious equine metritis
Clinical internship leading to registry eligibility with the American Society of Clinical Pathology
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Jan Spence works for University of Rochester Medical Center.
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Jan Spence has worked for University Of Rochester Medical Center, Nazareth College, University Of Rochester, St. John Fisher College, and Rochester Institute Of Technology.
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Jan Spence holds Ph.D, Microbiology And Immunology from University Of Rochester.
Jan Spence is listed with skills including Biochemistry, Cell, Microbiology, Science, Immunology, University Teaching, Microscopy, and Molecular Biology.
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