AARON FELICIANO

Dynamic and results-oriented Life Science Sales Professional with a proven track record of driving revenue growth and exceeding sales targets in the Biotech, Biopharma, and Academic industries. Expertise in cultivating strong client relationships, providing innovative solutions, and effectively communicating scientific information to diverse audiences. Committed to delivering exceptional customer service and contributing to the advancement of cutting-edge life science technologies.

• The juvenile alopecia mutation (jal) maps to mouse Chromosome 2, and is an allele of GATA binding protein 3 (Gata3). Accepted for publication BMC Genetics (March 2013)
• The wooly mutation (wly) on mouse Chromosome 11 is associated with a genetic defect in Fam83g. Accepted for publication at BMC Research Notes (April 2013).,
• The retarded hair growth (rhg) mutation in mice is an allele of ornithine aminotransferase (Oat). Accepted for publication at ScienceDirect., A.M. Feliciano, K.M. Child & T.R. King
• The mouse juvenile alopecia mutation (jal) is an allele of the Gata3 gene. 67th Annual Eastern Colleges Science Conference
• Assignment of the mouse jal mutation to the Gata3 gene in mice. 66th Annual Eastern Colleges Science Conference
• AAUP Faculty/Student Research Grant: “Discovering the molecular-genetic basis of 3 different hair variants in mice”
• AAUP Faculty/Student Research Grant: “Testing the juvenile alopecia (jal) and Gata3k.o. mutations for complementation in mice”

• Laboratory of Dr. James Mulrooney (Cell Biology), Central Connecticut State University, 1615 Stanley Street, New Britain, CT, 06053, Fall of 2009
• Laboratory of Dr. Thomas King (Mouse Genetics), Central Connecticut State University, 1615 Stanley Street, New Britain, CT, 06053, Fall of 2010 to 2015
• Laboratory of Vascular Biology: UConn Medical Center Fall of 2014