University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health
Biography Specialties Proficient in Mass Spectrometry and analysis software… specifically LTQ, LTQ-FT ICR, Orbitrap, and MALDI-TOF/TOF technologies. Analysis software includes Xcalibur, BioWorks/Sequest, Mascot, and Protein Prospector, among others. Proficient in high performance and fast performance liquid chromatography among other purification methodologies Molecular biology, microbiology, biochemistry, sequence homology modeling, and cell culture experience, fluorescence microscopy Dr. …
Biography Alumni News Go to Tony’s NYU webpage. Research Summary: Monoubiquitination is a highly regulated process conserved in all eukaryotes that controls a broad range of cellular functions, from signal transduction, vesicle trafficking, to DNA repair. Like phosphorylation, monoubiquitination is a dynamic and reversible post-translational process whereby an enzyme cascade conjugates ubiquitin to a target …
Biography Alumni News In 2023, Jill transitioned from teaching high school science to working for the national and state-level teacher’s associations, advocating and organizing for teachers across the country. She had taught science since 2008, at all levels from middle school to university and graduate courses. Publications Prins KW, Humston JL, Mehta A, Tate V, …
Biography Alumni News Research: NGS projects involving ultra-low and single cell RNA-seq to identify disease/therapeutic target of human diseases (MDS, IPAH, Type I diabetes). Quantitative proteomics in human samples to monitor quantitative changes. Integration of proteome and genomic data to predict phenotypic outcomes and derive hypothesis about mechanisms of regulation Personal interest in transcriptional mechanisms …
Biography Research Interest Understanding how voltage-gated ion channels interact at the RNA and protein levels to achieve the appropriate balance of ion channel types and macromolecular composition shaping the action potential in cardiac cells.
Biography Alumni News Working at Pfizer, a pharmaceutical company. Previously she was an Instructor in Medicine and a Postdoc at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. “I investigated early events during thrombus formation using in vivo models of mouse microvascular injury. I have characterized the role of protein disulfide isomerase during thrombus formation in vivo and …