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cell biologist, biotechnology, massachusetts

Science & Biotech Resumes - Biologist Resumes - Brighton, MA

biotechnology research, preclinical biologic product development, cell culture, cell line generation, immunology, assay development

Tags for this Online Resume: cell biologist, cell culture, cell line generation, cell-based assay development, biopharmaceutical product development, platform development

Scientist

Science & Biotech Resumes - Life Scientist Resumes - Walkersville, MD

Tags for this Online Resume: cLSSGB, chromatography/TFF, process engineering, assay development, molecular biology, endotoxin

Associate Research Scientist - 12 years of experience - Molecular biologist, Microbiologist and Geneticist, Yale University

Science & Biotech Resumes - Biologist Resumes - New Haven, CT

I am interested in a scientist position in a cutting-edge challenging environment, where my skills will be an asset, but also where I will have the opportunity to grow.

Tags for this Online Resume: Research Scientist, Molecular Biologist, Protein purification, Microbiologist, Assay development, Genetics

drug discovery,assay development,high throughput screening, Boston

Research Resumes - Scientist Resumes - Boston, MA

Research Interests The overarching goal of his research has been to developing a new class of anti-cancer therapeutics and to understand mechanisms by which N,N'-diarylureas inhibit cancer cell proliferation in vitro growth of mammary tumors in vivo. Current interests are in the XBP-1 splicing mediated ER-stress pathway and its application in small molecule and siRNA screens.