Nathan Hoverter Email & Phone Number

• Responsible for all aspects of technical development from Concept to Launch
• Design and execute benchmark, verification, and validation studies
• Phase exit approval from PAC committee
• Data wrangling, statistical analysis, and visualization in Python
• Managed direct reports

Pleasanton

• Managed direct reports
• Chemistry development and integration
• NGS experimental design, execution, primary, and secondary analysis

Pleasonton, CA

• Individual contributor that made foundational chemistry and systems integration contributions to Purigen's Ionic Platform

UC Irvine

I worked in Peter Donovan's lab on human embryonic stem cell fate. One long term goal of the Donovan lab is to understand the molecular mechanisms of primitive streak development during early development. In my short but satisfying time in the Donovan lab, I focused on how the transcription factor TCF7L1 antagonizes the differentiation of embryonic stem.

UC Irvine

Colon cancer is the second leading cause of cancer-related mortality in the United States, with about 50,000 deaths caused per year. Although there are many signaling pathways and molecular players involved in the disease, early development of the majority of colon cancer cases are driven by aberrant activation of the Wnt signaling pathway. In the Waterman.

My thesis work was on the DNA binding activities of TCF transcription factors (T-cell Factors), downstream effectors of the Wnt signaling pathway. I investigated an auxiliary DNA binding domain called the C-clamp that is present in the ancestral TCF, but has been relegated to alternatively spliced isoforms of TCF1 and TCF4 in vertebrates (the “E” tail.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Biomedical Sciences, General

Biological Sciences