Lorraine Ling Email & Phone Number

San Francisco Bay Area

San Francisco Bay Area

-an expert in AKTA FPLC systems & column chromatography (affinity tag, ion exchange, size exclusion)-characterize enzymatic rates and IC50s of protein assets-characterize binding affinities of protein assets to oncoprotein targets using Fluorescence Polarization (FP) , Biolayer Interferometry (BLI) , Microscale Thermophoresis (MST)-review proposals and manage communications with CROs for structural biology projects-produce purified recombinant proteins for MOA studies by my colleagues in Cancer Cell Biology Department

Stanford, Ca

-teach Introduction to bash, git, & R coding languages to novices-lead on average of 30 students through live coding exercises during a typical 2-day workshop-transitioned to teaching virtual workshops online with emphasis on data organization, analysis, and visualization using R

Dr. John Pringle'S Lab

-Building transgenic tools for the Aiptasia research community-Identifying protein transporters involved in nutrient exchange between cnidarian host and algal partner-Investigating developmental pathways correlated with heat stress and coral "bleaching" at the protein level-Characterizing cell surface receptors which may be involved in recognizing compatible algal symbionts

Dr. Tania Baker'S Lab

My thesis project investigated how recognition signals are designed in protein complexes to target them to the bacterial protease, ClpXP; more specifically how ClpX can discriminate between an assembled protein complex over constituent subunits.

Mit

-7.391/7.396, Introduction to Molecular Biology Techniques, an intensive two week laboratory course during January term at MIT-co-taught 13 freshmen who had little or no previous lab experience

-7.03, an undergraduate course in Genetics-taught two recitation sections-in collaboration with fellow TAs wrote problem sets, handouts of summaries of lectures, quizzes, and contributed to exam questions

-7.02, an undergraduate introductory laboratory course.-mentored a cohort of 8 students-in collaboration with course professors, developed a rubric for students' final exam and lab report

Dr. Barabara Meyer'S La

Project: Investigate the role of the rec-8 gene in meiosis, a specialized cell division which produces sex cells

Berkeley, Ca

Member (Sept. 2004 – June 2007),Head coordinator and section leader (Sept. 2006 – June 2007) of Krayola Art Club, an all-volunteer art program managed by UC Berkeley students-Facilitated brainstorming sessions to design 12 age-appropriate art projects -Developed and documented lesson plans for weekly projects-Researched artist biographies and collected age-appropriate examples-Prepared supplies for weekly projects for four classrooms for ~80 students in total-Organized annual end-of-year exhibit & fundraiser of LeConte's students' work in gallery space on UC Berkeley campus

Stuttgart Area, Germany

Project: Engineer an enzyme for higher cytochrome p450 monooxygenase activity than the native enzyme

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Biology

Activities and Societies: MIT Sport Taekwondo

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Molecular Biology

Activities and Societies: Asian political association