NEED BIOJohn joined the GSAF after over 25 years of academic research focusing on molecular mechanisms of carcinogenesis. John’s passion for molecular genetics began while studying RNA tumor viruses as an undergraduate at the University of Minnesota. He continued studying viruses as a graduate student at Texas A&M University working on papillomavirus replication. His post-doctoral work started a long stint of cancer biology research leading to a decade of work as a Research Scientist at MD Anderson Cancer Center-Science Park studying the novel tumor suppressor, WWOX. After a short break from science to experience the world of software development at National Instruments, John came back to scientific research at UT. John has a wide spectrum of technical experience in molecular and cellular biology. As a member of GSAF John will apply his expertise to NGS library construction, single-cell gene expression and DNA methylation array services.
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