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• The work conducted in his laboratory has generated
more than 30 patents in the field of Rolling Circle Amplification
Technology (RCAT), in signal/guide molecular technology, the
amplification of isothermal genomes, and GenCompass technology.
• His lab has also made
significant contributions in the fields of cancer diagnostics
and the development of therapeutic instruments.
• His professional interests
include cancer biology, epigenetic abnormalities, analysis
of molecular alterations in cancer development, quantitative
biology, genome operating systems, and the role of science
and public policy, among others.
• In 1999 the Nature Biotechnology
journal named Dr. Lizardi as one of the scientific researchers
with greatest impact in the field of technological innovation
due to his advances in the detection of DNA mutation in human
genomes.
• He has served on professional
organizations such as the American Chemical Society, American
Association for the Advancement of Science, and the Editorial
Board of Laboratory Investigation.
• Dr. Lizardi holds
a bachelor’s degree from the University of Puerto Rico,
a PhD from Rockefeller University in New York, and postdoctoral
studies from the Carnegie Institution of Washington in Baltimore.
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