Igor Dzhura holds experience in biochemistry, microbiology, and various
other medical areas. He is a creative thinker, problem solver, and
researcher who has successfully carried out a slew of research projects
from concept to conclusion. He has vast experience of basic molecular
biology methods. These include PCR, qPCR and RT-PCR; cloning: digestion,
ligation, transformation; application of adenovirus, lentivirus and
plasmid expression vectors; reparation and characterization of cellular
proteins (whole cell and subcellular lysate preparation, cell
fractionation, SDS-PAGE, immunoblotting and immunoprecipitation)
DNA/RNA/cDNA isolation (blood, FFPE, fresh tail, maxi-mini preps);
electrophoresis etc. He is working with ReproSource, Inc for almost a
year. He works in the Department of Immunology as a Scientist/Medical
Technologist.
He is an intelligent, dedicated professional who has received two SPOT awards for his excellent performance at Novartis/NIBR. He served this institute for four years as Scientist II. During Igor Dzhura’s employment with Vanderbilt University Medical Center, he was involved in the regulation of cardiac calcium channel by CAMKII (electrophysiology, cell culture, transfection, PCR, cardiomyocytes isolation, animal husbandry, PCR, etc.). He worked there for 8 years as a Research Associate, and designed, implemented and validated new and existing ion channels and GPCR/M1 based functional assays for target engagement, profiling and HTS.
Igor Dzhura studied in Ukraine. He did a Master of Science (major in biophysics) and a bachelor degree (major in biology/chemistry) from National Kiev University in 1998 and 1995 respectively. He started his professional career in Ukraine with Bogomoletz Institute of Physiology in 1998. After working there for two years as a Research Associate, he shifted to the United States of America, and joined Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
Igor has done a number of researches, and has a slew of publications in popular magazines.
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