Jordon King, Pa-C Email & Phone Number

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Houston, Texas Area

Houston, Texas

Greater Seattle Area

I am a member of the Pollack lab in the Clinical Research Division, Program in Immunology at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center. We focus on developing novel immunotherapy treatments for sarcoma patients, and conduct immune monitoring for several clinical trials. Much of my time is spent conducting ELISPOT assays and T Cell Receptor cloning projects.

Greater Seattle Area

I worked with the Biosafety Development Group to execute viral clearance studies during drug development under Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), an important part of regulatory filings with the FDA. My responsibilities included mammalian cell culture, virus production, and viral titrations during clearance studies, all in a GMP environment. I also ran.

300 9th Ave. R&T Building Seattle, WA 98104

I was responsible for an independent protein synthesis research project exploring potential transcription factors in the spirochete Treponema pallidum. I also participated in the whole genome sequencing of T. pallidum Sea 81-4. My duties also included reagent preparation and general laboratory maintenance. During this time, I gained substantial experience.

3307 3rd Ave W Seattle, WA 98119

I was primarily responsible for the maintenance and subculturing of NIH-3T3 murine fibroblast cell lines. During the annual SPU Cell Biology course, I trained undergraduate students in cell culture technique and supervised their work under BSL-2 conditions. I also tracked supply and chemical inventories, prepared all necessary reagents, and maintained the.

Greater Seattle Area

I held various teaching and laboratory assistant positions within the Biology Department. My duties varied widely between quarters, including preparation of laboratory materials, grading, and supervision of student laboratory work. My final position was as the laboratory assistant for the molecular biology class. The majority of my time in this post.

3307 3rd Ave W Seattle, WA 98119

I studied seasonal fluctuations in phycodnaviridae populations in local marine environments. My work largely focused on preparation of virus samples for transmission electron microscopy (TEM), including ultra-centrifugation and staining, as well as operation of the TEM for viral imaging. I presented my work in poster format at the 2012 SPU Erickson.

3307 3rd Ave W Seattle, WA 98119

I was a member of a small team studying the functionality of multiple copies of the proC gene found within the Agrobacterium rhizogenes A4 genome. During this time, I gained extensive experience in PCR, DNA and RNA isolation, sequencing, and functional complementation. I also received training in bioinformatic analysis of bacterial genomes.

Master Of Medical Science, Physician Assistant

Activities and Societies: President, Godsey Matthews Society

Master Of Science - Ms, Integrative Molecular And Biomedical Science

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Physiology, General

Activities and Societies: Student Researcher - Biology Department Laboratory & Teaching Assistant - Biology Department SPU Symphonic Wind.

Bachelor Of Arts (Ba), Chemistry

Activities and Societies: Symphonic Wind Ensemble, undergraduate research