Quinlin Scherl

· Undergraduate research thesis: Effects of Ketone Ester-Induced Ketogenic State on Lipolysis and Fatty Acid Oxidation During Maximal Aerobic Exercise.

· Utilize a multitude of tests such as a Bruce protocol and mid-thigh pulls to measure stressors and effects with different scenarios

· Used blood processing techniques, metabolic carts, altitude masks, barometric chambers, body composition, and virtual reality to measure results from trials.

·Utilized a multitude of Assays, data analysis, and scientific methods to plan, improve, and perform experiments

· Assisted radiology technicians in MRI, CT, and X-ray scanning in routine and emergencies

· Transported patients to and from their departments

· Provided patient care to all patients coming through radiology including vitals, IV lines or special needs

· Cleaned and helped maintain equipment and devices

· Presented and co-authored a DHLRI award winning abstract at the Internal Medicine Symposium titled “Loss of CIAP-1 inhibits mitochondrial function in fibroblasts and diminished myofibroblast differentiation”

· Created and analyzed western blots and agarose gels, performed media changes and plate scrapings, Midi-Prep kits, PCR, lab mice maintenance, and organ harvesting.

· Used basic science bench work skills such as dilutions, transfers, and processing and imaging machinery

· Cleaned, washed instruments, and did clerical duties.

· Performed secure store-opening and store-closing duties

· Kept track of inventory and sales trends to special order products ahead of time

· Sold products and services under incentive to hit sales and profit goals for personal, storewide, and company-wide quotas

· Trained incoming sales associates