Geraldina V Dominguez
age ~65
from Washington, DC
- Also known as:
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- Geraldina V Rodriguez
- Geraldina Dominguez Rodriguez
- Geraldina V Domingue
- Geraldina Dominquez
- Geraldina Doninguez
- Geraldine Rodriguez
- Genovava Rodriguez
Geraldina Dominguez Phones & Addresses
- Washington, DC
- 621 Potomac Ave, Silver Spring, MD 20910
- 3603 Winbrooke Ln, Tucker, GA 30084 • 7709386521
- Norcross, GA
- Dawsonville, GA
Work
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Company:National cancer institute (nci)Oct 2005
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Position:Health scientist
Education
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Degree:Doctorates, Doctor of Philosophy
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School / High School:Georgia State University
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Specialities:Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, Philosophy
Skills
Public Health • Research • Life Sciences • Clinical Research • Cell Biology • Science • Cell Culture • Infectious Diseases • Science Administration
Industries
Research
Resumes
Health Scientist
view sourceLocation:
Washington, DC
Industry:
Research
Work:
National Cancer Institute (Nci)
Health Scientist
Health Scientist
Education:
Georgia State University
Doctorates, Doctor of Philosophy, Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, Philosophy
Doctorates, Doctor of Philosophy, Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, Philosophy
Skills:
Public Health
Research
Life Sciences
Clinical Research
Cell Biology
Science
Cell Culture
Infectious Diseases
Science Administration
Research
Life Sciences
Clinical Research
Cell Biology
Science
Cell Culture
Infectious Diseases
Science Administration
Us Patents
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Dna Encoding Infectious Rubella Virus
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US Patent:56630654, Sep 2, 1997
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Filed:Jun 2, 1995
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Appl. No.:8/459041
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Inventors:Teryl K. Frey - Atlanta GA
Geraldina Dominguez - Tucker GA
Chin-Yen Wang - Roswell GA -
Assignee:Georgia State University Research Foundation, Inc. - Atlanta GA
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International Classification:C12N 1500
C12N 700
C12N 1540
C12N 1563 -
US Classification:4351723
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Abstract:An infectious rubella virus cDNA clone and entire rubella virus genomic RNA sequence. Non-pathogenic mutants of this clone are useful as vaccines to vaccinate humans, including pregnant or older women, with decreased risk of causing fetal infection, autoimmune disease or neurological symptoms.
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Dna Encoding Infectious Rubella Virus
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US Patent:54398142, Aug 8, 1995
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Filed:Jul 19, 1993
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Appl. No.:8/093453
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Inventors:Teryl K. Frey - Atlanta GA
Geraldina Dominguez - Tucker GA
Chin-Yen Wang - Clarkston GA -
Assignee:Georgia State Research Foundation, Inc. - Atlanta GA
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International Classification:C12N 1500
C12N 700
C12N 1540
C12N 1563 -
US Classification:4351723
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Abstract:The entire rubella virus genomic RNA has been sequenced. An infectious cDNA clone has been constructed. Mutants of this clone that are rendered non-pathogenic are used as vaccines to vaccinate humans, including pregnant or older women, with decreased risk of causing fetal infection, autoimmune disease or neurological symptoms.
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