Jimiane.Ashe@stonybrook.edu
I am a graduate student studying with Dr. Demian Chapman of the Institute for Ocean Science Conservation within the School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences at Stony Brook University.
For my master's thesis, I will address population genetics and phylogeography of the lemon shark (Negaprion brevirostris) in the Western Atlantic.
My recent work includes field training at the Bimini Biological Field Station, a.k.a. the Sharklab, in Bimini, Bahamas and mentoring high school students from Locust Valley Central School District, NY, on laboratory techniques and basic principles of population genetics.
SA Long, J Khalili, J Ashe, R Berenson, M Bonyhadi (2006) Standardizing Analysis for the Quantification of Vb CDR3 T Cell Receptor Diversity. J. Immunological Methods, Volume 317, Issues 1-2, Pages 100-113.
SA Long, J Lawrence, J Ashe, R Berenson, M Bonyhadi (2005) Ex vivo Expanded, Xcellerated T CellsTM, Produce a Diverse, Highly Proliferative Population of Functional T Cells. Poster Presentation, Immune Senescence and Homeostasis Keystone Conference (Keystone, CO).
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Jimiane's CV 2010
Assistant Professor Demian Chapman
Institute for Ocean Concervation Science
School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences, SBU
Bimini Biological Field Station, Sharklab
My Field Work at the Sharklab