Mitchell Bekritsky Email & Phone Number

Atlanta, GA, US

Remote

Remote

Cambridge, United Kingdom

Cambridge, United Kingdom

Completed thesis work in the lab of Dr. Michael Wigler. My research focuses on developing software and statistical analyses for the identification of de novo microsatellite mutations in exome DNA sequencing data from a collection of 850+ families with one child with autism and unaffected parents and siblings

Teaching entering freshmen computer programming in UNIX, with an emphasis on HTML, C++, Perl, BASH, and SQL

Compiling data from NCBI in SQL databases using Perl's DBI package and using sequence alignments to compare large sets of sequences obtained from small RNA and viral datasets

Assisted students learning computer programming with their weekly assignments and providing programming advice

Modeled heat shock response in E coli using metabolic flux balance analysis

Studied Hsp70/J protein networks in C elegans and used publicly available microarray data on C elegans stress response to aid in experimental design

Phd, Genomics, Bioinformatics, Computational Biology

I designed and implemented algorithms and statistical methods for microsatellite detection, mapping and genotyping in next generation.

Ba, Biochemistry, Molecular Biology & Genetics, Integrated Science

Activities and Societies: Integrated Science Program, Social Programming Director at Northwestern Fiedler Hillel Center, Social.