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Author applying for a new job. this is my current cvish done more that I thought I had
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3 years of Micro and Molecular biology research experience plus 1 year of MSc research

Expertise in primer design, PCR, cloning and protein expression

Experience in HPLC and FPLC purification methods

Experience in bacteriological characterisation and identification

Experience in project design & management

Supervision of undergraduate and post graduate students

Collaborated with other members of the institute when my expertise has been required

Record of accomplishment achieved through publications in peer-reviewed journals


June 2001-present - RESEARCH ASSISTANT

Work focused on protein expression and purification
Optimisation of his-tag purification methods for mass purification of antigens

Utilised oligonucliotide primer design, PCR, Cloning, protein expression, protein purification - FPLC & HPLC, DNA sequence analysis, analysis of protein antigenic index, western blot analysis, mitochondria & microsome fractionation


August 1999 - November 2000 MSc Studentship with Dr Harry Birkbeck, Division of Infection & Immunity, IBLS, University of Glasgow
Research focused on characterising haemolytic bacteria in order to identify possible pathogens to larval fish via live feed

Utilised PCR, RFLP, Sequence analysis, BIOLOG GN carbohydrate analysis, phylogenic analysis, microbiological techniques


June 1997-September 1997 - Unpaid Summer project with Dr Rob Aitken, Division of Infection & Immunity, IBLS, University of Glasgow

Self designed project to inhibit Bla1 mRNA translation by antisense technology

Utilised PCR, basic cloning, microbiology, literature searching





Publications

Maureen T. Travers, Amanda J. Vallance, Roger A. Clegg, Ross Thomson, Nigel T. Price, Michael C. Barber. (2003) Characterisation of an N-terminal variant of acetyl-CoA carboxylase-alpha: expression in human tissues and evolutionary aspects. BBA - Molecular and Cell Biology of Lipids. Vol 1634/3 pp 97-106

Price N, van der Leij F, Jackson V, Corstorphine C, Thomson R, Sorensen A, Zammit V. A novel brain-expressed protein related to carnitine palmitoyltransferase I.
Genomics. 2002 Oct;80(4):433-42





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Geek!
vibrio
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why
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what vibs is tryin to say is thats he's a GIMP

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Whats the new job?
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not sure I understand
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quote:
Originally posted by 16vmarc
Whats the new job?



applying for a PhD - Genes in the p53 pathway as determinants of chemosensitivity in squamous cell carcinomas
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You say you are applying for a new job, you have posted your cv. Have i missed where you have writtain who the new job will be with?
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Geek:
A carnival performer whose show consists of bizarre acts, such as biting the head off a live chicken.

Sounds like they've got vibs down to a T.
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quote:
Originally posted by 16vmarc
You say you are applying for a new job, you have posted your cv. Have i missed where you have writtain who the new job will be with?


It's a Christmas season job with HMV.
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quote:
Originally posted by 16vmarc
You say you are applying for a new job, you have posted your cv. Have i missed where you have writtain who the new job will be with?


applying, writtign out the form, thats what I put down so far.
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ah!
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i want to be your testing hamster
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No you don't. He spins you on test-tube spinny things and squirts you in the eye with pipettes!
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U still doin anythin glasgow uni?
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oh goody i luv that
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quote:
Originally posted by x8john
U still doin anythin glasgow uni?


say what ?
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no, not at Glasgow Uni anymore
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On a serious not does the CV need to include all this as if I was reading it I would get half way through and think blah blah blah...needs format changing so its easier to read...more structure!!
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Of course your CV needs that!

If you're applying for a job where past achievements and experience are essential, you'd be a prize turnip to leave them out.

Format's prob. not great because it's on a forum and not in Word.
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The main point of a CV is to sell yourself, not list your date of birth.

Show the best grades, any work-related achievements any that are out of work where they're suitable (eg, winning an Olympic gold should really be on a CV...) but winning best un-dressed at Mean Street can probably be left off...
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quote:
Originally posted by sport16v
On a serious not does the CV need to include all this as if I was reading it I would get half way through and think blah blah blah...needs format changing so its easier to read...more structure!!


it is bullet points how much easier does it need to be for you
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do you clone humans?
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quote:
Originally posted by Joff
Show the best grades, any work-related achievements any that are out of work where they're suitable (eg, winning an Olympic gold should really be on a CV...) but winning best un-dressed at Mean Street can probably be left off...



I don't know, quite an achievement that!
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All that to get a job at KFC!

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