“Rob is a bright young man, brimming with promise. He displays excellence in his role as a banking analyst with his determination in both owning and successfully completing his assigned tasks. He knows his sector and is the acknowledged go-to person for all levels of the IB team and business support groups. His interpersonal skills are simply outstanding. Rob will be a tremendous asset to any organization.”
Robert D'Annibale
Dobbs Ferry, New York, United States
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Former Investment Banker covering Healthcare & Technology sectors. Fluent in financial…
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Thank you Superior Behavioral Health for hosting a wonderful event today! Angela S. Nikki McCabe CDCA, CEI Lacey Malone Armada Recovery
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Have you registered for the Fierce Health Payer Summit 2024 yet? Join me and the Fierce Healthcare team in Austin, Texas on Nov. 13 and 14. At the…
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Experience
Education
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The Johns Hopkins University
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Activities and Societies: JHU Politik Newsletter, Alumni Student Ambassador (Director of Recruitment and Development), Club Tennis (Exec Board Member), Inter-Fraternity Council Delegate, Financial Analysts Club
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Passed on 1st attempt.
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Activities and Societies: President of National Honor Society, President of Human Rights Club, President of Latin Club, Team Captain Varsity Golf Team, and Freshman Class President, AP Scholar, St. Michael's College Book Award, AP Government Award
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Co-Chair
Dobbs Ferry Downtown Committee
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Corporate Champion
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Raised funds and awareness regarding research for cerebral palsy.
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Novel Alternative and Multistranded DNA Microarrays: Z-DNA, Triplex DNA and Quadruplex DNA
The Journal of the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology
At the ends of chromosomes are segments of DNA called telomeres, which permit cells to replicate, protect DNA, and repair DNA. Multistranded and alternative DNA structures play important roles in gene expression. Novel alternative, multistranded, and helical transitional nucleic acid microarrays have been constructed, viz., Z-DNA, triplex DNA and quadruplex DNA. These microarrays allow for characterization of the structure and function of Z-DNA, triplex DNA and quadruplex DNA under different…
At the ends of chromosomes are segments of DNA called telomeres, which permit cells to replicate, protect DNA, and repair DNA. Multistranded and alternative DNA structures play important roles in gene expression. Novel alternative, multistranded, and helical transitional nucleic acid microarrays have been constructed, viz., Z-DNA, triplex DNA and quadruplex DNA. These microarrays allow for characterization of the structure and function of Z-DNA, triplex DNA and quadruplex DNA under different conditions. They allow for identification of drugs that bind to multistranded nucleic acids and for characterization of genomic elements that contain triplex DNA and telomeres. The novel microarrays will allow for a new approach towards studying gene expression and drug discovery. The new microarrays go beyond the limitations of conventional DNA microarrays, which focus on the primary structure of nucleic acids (i.e., base pairs) and ignore DNA secondary structure. These microarrays can be used for aging, cancer and infectious disease (e.g., tuberculosis, malaria and AIDS) research. The microarrays can also be employed for enhancing or inhibiting of gene expression. With these next generation DNA microarrays, scientists will have access to all of the uncharted structures that control gene expression, and aid in developing new classes of drugs for disease. Supported by a 2010 NYIT ISRC grant.
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Infectious Disease-Based (tuberculosis, Malaria, and Aids) Alternative, Plasmid and Helical Transitional Nucleic Acid Microarrays: Next Generation of DNA Microarrays
Biophysical Journal - BIOPHYS J , vol. 100, no. 3, pp. 78a-78a, 2011
Millions die every year from infectious diseases such as tuberculosis, malaria and AIDS. More research needs to be performed to find new target sites (exotic DNA) for treatments of these pathologies. The majority of DNA is right-handed double-stranded (ds-) B-DNA. However, other forms of nucleic acids exist, viz., ds-Z-DNA, triple-stranded DNA and four-stranded DNA. Our group has developed novel ds-DNA microarrays that contain tuberculosis genes (Mycobacterium tuberculosis) and malaria genes…
Millions die every year from infectious diseases such as tuberculosis, malaria and AIDS. More research needs to be performed to find new target sites (exotic DNA) for treatments of these pathologies. The majority of DNA is right-handed double-stranded (ds-) B-DNA. However, other forms of nucleic acids exist, viz., ds-Z-DNA, triple-stranded DNA and four-stranded DNA. Our group has developed novel ds-DNA microarrays that contain tuberculosis genes (Mycobacterium tuberculosis) and malaria genes [i.e., Plasmodium falciparum (var, rif and stevor genes)]. Employing the novel microarrays allows for the entire genes or segments to be immobilized as intact, unaltered, nondenatured DNA molecules. These microarrays allow for the discovery of drugs that bind to the immobilized intact genes under different environmental conditions (with or without proteins, supercoiling, ionic conditions, drugs). They also allow characterization of DNA structure and function. Using the new microarrays and bioinformatics, genes can be characterized for the presence of B-DNA and Z-DNA (transcription studies). Genes that contain DNA with the potential for B-DNA to Z-DNA transitions can be studied under specific environmental conditions. These infectious disease-based microarrays will include ds-Z-DNA, ds-B-DNA, B-DNA/Z-DNA junctions, mitochondrial DNA, and helical transitional arrays (B-DNA to Z-DNA). These new microarrays will allow for unprecedented drug discovery and gene expression studies. They will go beyond the limitations of commercially available, conventional ss-DNA microarrays (hybridization), which only focus on DNA primary structure (base pairs) and ignore DNA secondary structure. With these new microarrays, researchers will have access to all of the previously unexplored DNA structures that regulate gene expression.
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