Paul N. Fielder - New Haven CT Robert A. Levine - Guilford CT Stephen C. Wardlaw - Branford CT
International Classification:
G01N 3372
US Classification:
436 66
Abstract:
The presence of fecal occult blood in a stool sample is detected by mixing a liquid stool sample with an acidic liquid, such as a phosphate/citrate buffer, to precipitate hematin from the solution. The precipitated hematin is separated and the presence or absence of hemoglobin is determined by exposing the solution to a peroxidase diagnostic assay. A positive response indicates the presence of blood originating in the lower gastrointestinal tract, a leading indicator of lower GI cancer.
Leddynamics Inc May 2011 - Oct 2015
Vice President Sales
Khatod North America May 2011 - Oct 2015
Director of Sales
Education:
University of Wales
Chatrapati Sahuji Maharaj Kanpur University, Kanpur
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Electronics
Skills:
Cross Functional Team Leadership Product Management Product Development Manufacturing Product Marketing New Business Development Semiconductors Electronics Management Strategic Planning