I am an N-COMPASS Scholar seeking a full-time internship position in the field of biology where I can not only apply my current knowledge and skills but gain more as well. My current lab experience includes aseptic technique, micropipetting, and plasmid purification. I am a very versatile worker and am able to work well alone or with others.
- Cell culture media preparation
- Mammalian suspension/ Adherent cell line culture
- Cell Counts with hemocytometers
- Thaw and Cryopreserve cell lines
- Passaging cells/ seed by confluency and quantity
- Epifluorescence microscopy
- Cell prep for Flow Cytometry
- Transient transfection GFP
- Stem cell growth MEF feeder and matrigel
- Plasmid DNA extraction
- Gel Electrophoresis and PCR
- Subcloning and Bacterial Transformation
- Restriction digest analysis
- SDS-PAGE and Western Blotting
- CRISPR-Cas 9 BioRad
- Preparing and pouring selective LB agar plates
- Bacterial manipulation
- Aseptic Technique
- Laboratory Safety
- Teamwork Abilities
- Time Management
Pathways Advance Stem Cell Techniques
-Derive NSC from hiPSC
-Culture NSC monolayers and neurospheres
-Characterize and differentiate NSC
-Culture, characterize and differentiate MSC
-Culture HIPSC/ESC in MTESR and NutriStem
-Pick and passage hiPSC/hESC colonies
-Passage hiPSC/ESC/Accutase and ReLeSR
-Electroporate NPSCINESC
-Cryopreserve and thaw hiPSC/ESC Characterization for immuncingcal markers, vector integration and pluripotency
- Prepare embryoid bodies (scraped/spin-EB's)
- Differentiate HiPSC/ESC to germ layers
-Quality control monitor hiPSC/hiESC culture
- Electroporate INPSC/MESC
-Comply with ESCRO regulations
- Perform cloning assays
- Reprogram hiPSC/ plasmids, Sendi Virus
- Select, prepare, aliquot hiPSC/hESC reagents
-Morphologically assess hiPSC/hESC colonies
Dr. Cindy Malone
Professor of Biology
Director of CIRM N-COMPASS
cmalone@csun@csun.edu
Dr. Victoria Fox
President and Executive Director of Pathways to Stem Cell Science
drvictoriafox@outlook.com