Research Assistant Professor, Department of Pathology
My research is primarily focused on developing immunohistochemical assays for biomarker development and translational research. The goal is to assist researchers and clinicians with the molecular and morphologic characterization of normal and disease tissues of interest in support of the NYULMC research mission. I have been involved in the field of immunohistochemistry since 1990. In that time, I have amassed a large data set of immunohistochemical markers and protocols, enabling researchers to rapidly asses their targets. More recently, my colleagues and I have begun exploring multiplexing techniques and are currently developing multicolor assays for a variety of applications.
Research Assistant Professor, Department of Pathology at NYU Grossman School of Medicine
PhD from City College of New York-CUNY
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