| First | Cheryl |
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| Last | Wellington |
| Current Rank | Professor |
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| Are willing to serve on graduate student committees related to your expertise areas? | Yes |
| Are you interested in collaborative research? | Yes |
| Do you have any biobanks available for collaborative research? | Yes |
| If yes, please provide more details or describe the biobanks available: | COVID-19 biobank consisting of acute blood (serum and plasma) specimens from COVID-19 patients hospitalized the ICU during the first waves of the pandemic, as well as chronic specimens collected from patients who recovered from COVID-19 infections up to ~2 years post-infection. Some ICU samples have limited PBMCs. |
| Do you have any other equipment or resources available for collaborative research? | Yes |
| If yes, please provide more details or describe the equipment and resources available: | The Wellington lab has a major interest in fluid biomarkers, and has the following resources available now on a collaborative basis: Quanterix HD-X (2 units), SP-X (1 unit) and Alamar NULISA Argo (1 unit). |
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| Post your research keywords | biomarkers, dementia, lipids, neurology, neurotrauma |
| Comments on Potential Collaborations | For clinical biomarker projects, we will work with interested laboratories to develop a scope of work and deliver high quality data, leveraging our volume discounts for assay kits. The Wellington lab also has access to equipment and resources for pre-clinical research, including a Light sheet microscope with experience in tissue clearing and image analysis pipelines, a slide scanner, and expertise in pluripotent stem cell differentiation to brain-relevant cell types (neurons, astrocytes, endothelial cells). |
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