Research Associate Professor, Department of Pathology
I have been involved in the field of flow cytometry and scientific research since 1977. My focus has been to help facilitate the deployment of this technology for answer biological questions. I am privileged to have been asked to contribute my cytometric expertise to a wide range of studies including the automated detection of malignant or premalignant cells, hematopoietic stem cell isolation, the study of T-cell receptor function, the detection and study of apoptotic cells, and the study of effects of HIV infection in varied cell types. My expertise in cell purification technologies led me to define SICS, sorter induced cellular stress, caused by the traditional droplet cell sorter. I have been involved in NIH Cancer Center lab review, lab administration, instrumentation design and most recently administered technical operations for cellular therapeutics manufacturing.
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Research Associate Professor, Department of Pathology at NYU Grossman School of Medicine
Cytometry A. 2021 Sep; 99(9):921-929
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