Preveen Ramamoorthy's Email & Phone Number

💼 Past Experience

Dr.Ramamoorthy has been with Regenerative Medical Solutions, Inc. since August 2007. He is a Chief Scientific Officer with the company. He is also a adjunct faculty member at the Division of Personalized Medicine & Bioinformatics at the University of Colorado Denver. Ramamoorthy’s notable achievements at Regenerative Medical Solutions include being a member of the executive board, from August 2007 to February 2014, and chair of the board from February 2014 to May 2015. Additionally, Ramamoorthy was also a member of the committee that developed the company’s strategy. At the University of Colorado Denver, Ramamoorthy was a member of the department of medicine and adjunct faculty member of the Department of Medicine. He also worked as a principal consultant at Cell Bridge Strategies, LLC.

🎓 Education

Preveen Ramamoorthy has a BSc degree in Business Administration from Clemson University. She also holds a MSc in Zoology from University of Madras, and a PhD in Genetics from University of Madras. As a scientist, she has learned about nonsense genetic mutations and the consequences of their occurrence. She is also experienced in molecular biology, stem cells, and epigenetics.mostly working on an in vitro hybridoma model and a human cancer cell line. Preveen Ramamoorthy has also worked on many grant-funded projects, and has published many articles in international journals.

💡 Technical & Interpersonal Skills

Ramamoorthy's industry of biomedical research is in the field of molecular biology. This includes both research and development of molecular diagnostic probes and technology, as well as helping to design and develop therapies for human applications. His experience in molecular diagnosis has specifically focusing on diagnostic molecular technologies and assays. He has also worked on developing molecular diagnostics platforms, including using single molecules and suppressor molecules to target specific molecules in money-bright staining assays, as well as probe detection assays, Western blotting, and