| About Transgenomic Molecular Laboratory - Management
Katherine
A. Richardson, Ph.D. Technical Director, Laboratory Services
Dr. Richardson is Technical Director for Laboratory Services. She holds
an S.B. degree in life sciences from the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology and a Ph.D. in molecular cellular developmental biology from
Iowa State University. Dr. Richardson has more than 25 years of molecular biology
laboratory experience. She joins Transgenomic following eight years as a
scientist with OSI Pharmaceuticals, where she specialized in molecular
biology research and development in the area of oncology. Previously Dr.
Richardson was with Eli Lilly and Company for nine years as a senior
toxicologist specializing in genetic toxicology and molecular
carcinogenesis. Dr. Richardson has to her credit nearly 60 publications,
abstracts and presentations at scientific conferences, and she was part
of the group at Eli Lilly that identified the link between the BRCA-1
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Zoran Gatalica, M.D., D. Sc.- Professor,
Pathology and Director, Anatomic Pathology -
Medical Director
Dr. Zoran is Professor of Pathology and
Director of Surgical Pathology at Creighton
University Medical Center and Omaha Veterans
Hospital. Dr. Gatalica is board certified in
the American Board of Pathology in Anatomic
and Clinical Pathology. Dr. Gatalica
received his M.D., D.Sc. from the University
of Zagreb School of Medicine, Croatia and
completed his residency in Pathology (AP/CP)
at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital,
Philadelphia, PA. Dr. Gatalica is actively
involved in Anatomic Pathology diagnoses
disease based on the examination of patient
cells, tissues and organs. He conducts basic
and translational research along with
teaching towards the goal of increasing the
recognition of organ-directed disease
processes and furthering diagnostic
techniques such as electron microscopy,
immunohistochemistry, and molecular
diagnostics. |
Warren G. Sanger, Ph.D., FACMG Director, Human Genetics Laboratory
Professor, Pediatrics & Pathology/Microbiology
Dr. Warren Sanger, Professor of Pediatrics and Pathology, and Director of the Human Genetics Laboratory and Clinical Genetics, at the Munroe-Meyer Institute. Dr. Sanger received his Ph.D. in Genetics in 1974. He has written over 200 publications and book chapters, over 300 abstracts and posters, received numerous research grants, and he is an international world-renowned speaker. He played a key role in providing the genetic testing for a major scientific breakthrough in which scientists for the first time successfully derived embryonic stem cells by reprogramming the genetic material from skin cells while studying rhesus macaque monkeys. Dr. Sanger is American Board of Medical Genetics certified as a Clinical Cytogeneticist and Ph.D. Medical Geneticist.
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