Yetty Irwan

Highly skilled scientist with over 15 years of experience in biotechnological research and development. Proven expertise in designing and conducting experiments, with a strong
background in cell and tissue culture, DNA manipulation, animal studies, and data analysis. Adept at leading teams through complex projects, demonstrating exceptional problem-solving abilities and collaboration. Eager to contribute to cutting-edge research and innovation.

Over fifteen years of research experience – cloning cells, developed new experimental methods to study the effect and mechanisms of immunotherapy agents in the mouse brain, multicolor flow cytometry, and cell viability analyzer reagent development. Extensive experience of molecular and cellular biology techniques. Two years of teaching experience – an avid tutor during undergraduate study and a teaching assistantship during graduate study, plus some coaching experience in cornhole. Strong background knowledge in Molecular and Cell Biology, Immunology, and Neuroscience, and excellent computer skills.

• Demonstration of Infrared Laser Applications Using Beckman Coulter CytoFLEX S Flow Cytometer; CYTO Meeting, Seattle, June 2016.
• Use of an IR Laser to Excite and Avalanche Photodiode to Detect IR and Near-IR Dyes on the CytoFLEX Flow Cytometer; CYTO Meeting, Seattle, June 2016.
• Demonstration of a 7-color TBNK Application with Viability Dyes Using Beckman Coulter CytoFLEX Flow Cytometer; CYTO Meeting, Glasgow, Scotland, June 2015.
• Designing Multi-color Panels for T/Treg Populations using FITMaN Guidelines: A Case Study; FOCIS Meeting, Washington D.C., June 2011.
• Quantitative Analysis of Cytokine-induced Vascular Toxicity and Vascular Leak in the Mouse Brain; J. Immunol Methods 349: 45-55, 2009.
• Evaluation of Interleukin-2 Neurovascular Toxicity Using DCE-MRI; 17th Scientific Meeting of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Hawaii, April 2009.
• Construction of a Cell Line Expressing an Inducible Simian Virus 40 Large T Antigen for the Study of Ribosomal Gene Activation; 78th Annual Meeting of the Pennsylvania Academy of Science, Pocono, PA, April 2002.