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Ana Rojas Mendoza


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   Since May of 2009, I work in the Computational Cell Biology Group [CCBG] at the Institute for Predictive and Personalised Medicine of Cancer, [IMPPC] in Badalona (Barcelona, Spain).

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  I am Biologist by training and became a bioinformatitian by chance trying to understand evolutionary patterns.
  My point: Biology is the key, and I use bioinformatics as a tool to address biological questions (others use pipets), both approaches are necessary.
  Main interests: genome evolution, protein function and regulation, and hypothesis generation.

  Summary of my research experience:

   03/06-05/09: Staff Scientist at the National Center for Spanish Cancer Research (Centro Nacional de Investigaciones Oncológicas) [CNIO] in the Structural Computational Biology Group [SBBP], Madrid, Spain. Protein function, sequence and structural analyses, hypothesis generation, data integration, visualisation tools.

  11/03-03/06: Posdoctoral associate at Spanish Centre for Biotechnology [CNB]. In (former)[PDG] and in the DIO, Madrid-Spain. Sequence and structural analyses, protein function, hypothesis generation.

  11/01-10/03: Posdoctoral associate at Dr. Godzik's lab at The Burnham Institute, La Jolla, CA, USA. Modeling, structural analyses, phylogenetic analyses, protein function.

  12/00-11/01: NASA-NSCORT fellow in Dr.Doolittle's lab at The University of California in San Diego [UCSD], San Diego, CA, USA. Evolutionary analyses, experimental work.

  1998-12/00: Predoc and Posdoc at The Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center (Now merged with the Burnham Institute) with Prof. Michael McClelland. San Diego, CA, USA. There I completed my Ph.D studies in bacterial phylogeny and learnt some molecular biology techiques.

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