• Professor in the Medical Technology Department at the University of Delaware. My research team are (L to R): Liana Sherrod (class of 2011), Alaa Mahmoud (class of 2010), and Mollie Kostielney (class of 2009).
  
• Office: Willard Hall Education Building room 305G; research lab 302-831-8804; office 302-831-8737; fax 302-831-4180
• Teaching expertise: Clinical Chemistry, Urinalysis and Body Fluids, Laboratory Mathematics (taught within Clinical Laboratory Principles and Statistics) and Professional Development
• Certification Review seminars to prepare students to take national certification exams: answers to my most recent review are here.
• Research: the structural basis for potency and receptor selectivity of a group of snake venom proteins (the disintegrins) which can affect many cellular processes, such as blood clotting and cancer metastasis
• Presentation on patient safety
  
• Presentations for the 2005 ASCLS annual meeting in Orlando; presentations 1 and 2 for the ISTH meeting in Sydney Australia.
• Presentation for the 2006 CLEC meeting in San Antonio TX; appendix2 handouts
  
• Answers to the lipids-blood gas quizzes, 2006
  
• Read my articles/abstracts:
• Inhibition of melanoma cell motility by the snake venom disintegrin eristostatin
  
• Monomeric and dimeric disintegrins: Platelet-active agents from viper venom
• Integrin aIIbB3:ligand interactions are linked to binding site remodeling
  
• Scratching below the surface: Wound healing and alanine mutagenesis provide unique insights into interactions between eristostatin, platelets and melanoma cells. Pathophys Haemost Thromb 34: 164-168, 2005.
• Molecular engineering of an EGFP/disintegrin-based integrin marker.
  
• The disintegrin echistatin stabilizes aIIbB3's open conformation and promotes its oligomerization.
  
• Disintegrins
  
• New insights on disintegrin-receptor interactions: eristostatin and melanoma cells.
• Cloning, expression, and characterization of a bi-functional disintegrin/alkaline phosphatase hybrid protein.
• Integrin antagonists affect growth and pathfinding of ventral motor nerves in the trunk of embryonic zebrafish.
• EC3, a Heterodimeric Disintegrin from Echis carinatus, Inhibits Human and Murine 4 Integrin and Attenuates Lymphocyte Infiltration of Langerhans Islets in Pancreas and Salivary Glands in Nonobese Diabetic Mice.
• ADVANCE for Medical Laboratory Professionals, graduation 2003 issue

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