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Zhen WANG

PARIS

En résumé

Development of a technology for the fast, accurate, and inexpensive extraction of genetic and epigenetic information from single molecules of DNA and RNA.

Mes compétences :
Microscopy
neurodegeneration
mRNA processing
SDS-PAGE
Microsoft Word
HPLC
Cell Culture
Molecular Biology

Entreprises

  • Depixus (previously Picoseq) - Molecular Biologist

    2016 - maintenant

  • Institut de Biologie de l'Ecole Normale Supérieure - Post-doc

    2011 - 2015 EMBO long-term fellowship (2011-2013), ENS postdoc fellowship (2013-2014) and Labex Memolife
    with Dr. Hervé Le Hir at Institut de Biologie de l'Ecole Normale Supérieure
    (IBENS), Paris, France.
    Study the role of exon junction complex (EJC) in regulating splicing and snoRNA biogenesis.
    Study the role of exon junction complex (EJC) in regulating global translation with ribosome profiling.

  • MRC-LMB - Post-doc

    2010 - 2011 Post-doc in Prof. Jernej Ule's laboratory at MRC-Laboratory of Molecular Biology, University of Cambridge, UK.

    Study the role of TIA1/TIAL1 protein in regulating 3’ alternative polyadenylation and translation.

  • MRC-LMB - PhD student

    2007 - 2010 PhD student with Jernej Ule at Medical Research Council - Laboratory of Molecular Biology (LMB),
    Cambridge, UK.
    Study RNA-protein interaction in vivo using UV-crosslinking and immunoprecipitation method (CLIP).

  • Univeristy of Cambridge, UK - Research Assistant

    2004 - 2007 Research Assistant with Prof. Charles ffrench-Constant at University of Cambridge, Department of Pathology, UK.
    Study of myelination using an in vitro system of DRG/Oligodendrocyte coculture.

  • University of Cambridge - Research Assistant

    2004 - 2004 Research assistant with Richard Milner at University of Cambridge, Department of Pathology, UK.
    Study the effects of integrins on brain endothelial cells.

  • University of Cambridge - Summer work

    2003 - 2003 With Prof. David Lomas at Cambridge Institute for Medical Research (CIMR), UK.
    Cell model of neuroserpin polymerisation.

Formations

  • MRC-LMB And University Of Cambridge (Cambridge)

    Cambridge 2007 - 2010 PhD

    Thesis: CLIP predicts the dual role of TIA proteins in regulating alternative splicing and 3' end pre-mRNA processing.

  • University Of Cambridge (Cambridge)

    Cambridge 2000 - 2003 BA

    Natural Sciences, Part II Genetics.

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