SAJJAD KHAN
Calgary, A B T 3J 4W 7
C ell: (587) 894 - 2419
June 30, 2015
E mail : khan.goettingen @gmail.com
Department of Clinical Neuro Sciences
Cumming School of Medicine
Calgary Alberta
Ref: Medical Science Liason / 2725
Dear Sir,
I am writing to express my great interest in the position Medical Science Liason of that listed on your
website. I have a doctorate degree in molecular biology and specializing in cancer research and having
over 7 years of extensive biological research experience, and also proficient in a variety of molecular,
cellular and biochemical techniques. I believe that I would be an asset to your laboratory. I am a
researcher specializing in various lab experience and data collection. This position would provide me
with the ideal opportunity to assist at your organization and to expand my research skills.
I have published in a number of international journals, as my resume will demonstra te in greater detail. I
could increase your competitive advantage with my broad and in-depth knowledge of all the research
components. I feel my skills and qualifications are uniquely suited to the needs of your department.
Skills Offer
Ph.D W ith Cancer Research from the University of Goettingen Germany.
7 years of experience as an independent investigator in the lab, writing proposals for German funding
agencies.
12 publications in a variety of international journals.
I have collaborated with some of the top Gastroenterologists, Hepatalogists, Nephrologists and Brain
cancer biologists in Germany and have also collaborated with researchers from the Boston Medical
School in the US.
Analyzed data, prepared and assisted in manuscript writings for peer reviewed publications. Mentored and
managed junior scientists in the laboratory with projects and taught molecular biological techniques to
medical and biology students in the department of Gastroenterology.
If you would like to discuss further the contributions I could bring to your company, please contact me at
587-***-****. I would be pleased to answer any questions you might have.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Sajjad Khan
SAJJAD KHAN
Phone # 587-***-****
92 Taradale Dr.NE Calgary, AB
acqi3f@r.postjobfree.com
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS:
Over 7 years of extensive biological research experience, proficient in a variety of
molecular, cellular and biochemical techniques
Experienced in advanced molecular biology techniques including DNA & RNA
extraction, protein isolation, sequencing, molecular cloning electrophoresis and
western blotting, Immuno-histochemistry, light microscopy and spectroscopy,
microarray-analysis optimization and handling of Real Time polymerase chain
reaction (PCR).
Experienced in using molecular biology research tools, MS office, Graph -pad, Image-J,
Reference Manager
Well-developed problem solving, communication, interpersonal and organizational skills,
gained by working with a diversity of professionals, clients, and staff members
Fluent in English, German, Urdu, Hindi, Pashto
EDUCATION & CAREER DEVELOPMENT:
Corporate Readiness Training Program (CRTP) Oct 2014-Dec 2014
Bow Valley College Calgary, Alberta Canada
Doctorate (PhD-Biology) IQAS Certified 2013
Georg-August University Göttingen Germany
Doctoral thesis Project: Differential gene expression of Chemokines in KRAS and
BRAF mutated colorectal cell lines: Role of cytokines
M.Sc (Biology) IQAS Certified 2006
Georg-August University Göttingen Germany
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Researcher 2013-2014
University Medical Centre Georg-August University, Göttingen Germany.
Investigated colorectal carcinoma cell lines in vitro for the KRAS and BRAF mutations by
creating different micro-environment with the treatment of cytokines
Established animal models (mice and rats) exposed to different radiation by
injecting d ifferent cytokines recombinant at different time intervals
Dissected animals (rats and mice), examined and photographed specimens,
collected liver and colon for chemical analysis and recorded findings
Analyzed RNA and protein d ata from mice models for different acute phase
cytokines and growth factors.
Analyzed data, prepared and assisted in manuscript writings for peer reviewed
publications
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Mentored and managed junior scientists in the laboratory with their projects and taught
molecular biological techniques to the medical and biology students in the
department of Gastroenterology
Researcher 2009- 2013
University Medical Centre Georg-August University, Göttingen Germany.
Treated different human colorectal carcinoma cell lines with different acute
phase cytokines (TNFα, IL-1ß, IL-6 and IFNγ) for possible mutational based t herapy
Analysed human cell lines on RNA and protein basis in view of different mutations
Developed knock out animal models in exposure to different radiation levels
to compare with the human data
Analysed the colo-cell lines on the basis of KRAS and BRAF mutations
Involved in t ranslational research for human cancer by interpreting the data
obtained from in-vivo (animals and patients) and in-vitro sources
Assisted Master s tudents in their final year degree projects a long with their report
write-ups and research
Research Assistant 2005-2008
Institute of Molecular Phytopathology Georg-August University, Göttingen Germany.
Planned and conducted studies of the environment structure and functional
characteristics and behaviour of plants and insects
Conducted research to discover, develop and refine and evaluate new products
Developed and implemented disease and pest control p rograms such as
I ntegrated Pest Management (IPM)
Assessed role of herbivoral insects effect by inoculating fungi to the weedy
plants under field conditions
Conducted studies into the identification and effects of animal and plant
pathogens
Assisted and collected data for analysis and prepared reports for journals
Presented significant findings in workshops, conferences and for funding
agencies
ACHEIVEMENTS:
Published twelve[12] International Publications
Five [5] Abstracts and Poster Presentations in International Conferences with a
winning Poster prize: German Association for the study of the Liver (GASL),
American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO), Academic Drug Development in
Oncology (Berlin), European Association for the study of Liver (EASL)
VOLUNTEER WORK:
Office Administrative Volunteer May 2014-Present
Canadian Cancer Society, Alberta/North West Territories Calgary Canada
Maintains and updates donors filing, inventory, mailing and data base either manually or
using the computer software
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DISTINCTION & AWARDS
Published twelve[12] International Publications
Five [5] Abstracts and Poster Presentations in International Conferences with a
winning Poster prize: German Association for the study of the Liver (GASL), American
Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO), Academic Drug Development in Oncology
(Berlin), European Association for the study of Liver (EASL)
Ph.D Scholarship from Göttingen University Germany
Talent Scientific Scholarship Government of Pakistan
Research and Academic Experience (International Publications)
1. Khan S, Cameron S, Blaschke M, Naz N, Moriconi F, Amanzada A,
Ramadori G, Malik IA (2013). Differential gene expression of c hemokines
in KRAS and BRAF mutated colorectal cell lines: Role of cytokines. World J
Gastroenterol 2014 March 21; 20(11):2979-94
2. Amanzada A, Malik IA, Blaschke M, Khan S, Rahman H, Ramadori G (2013)
Identification of CD68+ neutrophil granulocytes in-vitro model of acute
inflammation and inflammatory bowel disease. International Journal of Clinical
and Experimental Pathology.
3. Naz N, Moriconi F, Ahmad S, Amanzada A, Khan S, Mihm S, Ramadori G,
Malik IA (2013) Ferritin L is The Sole Serum Ferritin Constituent and a Positive
Hepatic Acute Phase Protein. Shock; 39(6):520-6.
4. Moriconi F, Ramadori P, Schultze FC, Blaschke M, Amanzada A, Khan
S, Ramadori G (2013) Characterization of the
erythropoietin/erythropoietin receptor axis in a rat model of liver
damage and cholangiocarcinoma development. Histochem Cell Biol
139:473-485
5. Naz N, Moriconi F, A hmed S, Amanzada A, Khan S, Mihm S, Ramadori G,
Malik IA (2013) Ferritin L is The Sole Serum Ferritin Constituent and a Positive
Hepatic Acute Phase Protein. Shock
6. Malik IA, Triebel J, Posselt J, Khan S, Ramadori P, Raddatz D, Ramadori G
(2012) Melanocortin receptors in rat liver cells: change of gene
expression and intracellular localization during acute-phase
response. Histochem Cell Biol 137:279-291
7. Moriconi F, Malik IA, Amanzada A, Blaschke M, Raddatz D, Khan S,
Ramadori G (2012) The anti-TNF-alpha antibody infliximab in directly
regulates PECAM-1 gene expression in two models of in vitro blood cell
activation. Lab Invest 92:166-177
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8. Naz N, Malik IA, Sheikh N, Ahmad S, Khan S, Blaschke M, Schultze F,
Ramadori G (2012) Ferroportin-1 is a 'nuclear'-negative acute-phase
protein in rat liver: a comparison with other iron-transport proteins. Lab
Invest 92:842-856
9. Wojcik M, Ramadori P, Blaschke M, Sultan S, Khan S, Malik IA, Naz
N, MartiusG, Ramadori G, Schultze FC (2012) Immunodetection of
cyclooxygenase -2 (COX-2) is restricted to tissue macrophages in
normal rat liver and to recruited mononuclear phagocytes in liver injury
and cholangiocarcinoma. Histochem CellBiol 137:217-233
10. Malik IA, Naz N, Sheikh N, Khan S, Moriconi F, Blaschke M,
Ramadori G (2011) Comparison of changes in gene expression of
transferrin receptor -1 and other iron- regulatory proteins in rat liver
and brain during acute -phase response. Cell T i s s u e Res 344:299-312
11. Malik I A, Moriconi F, Sheikh N, Naz N, Khan S, Dudas J, Mansuroglu T, Hess CF,
Rave- Frank M,Christiansen H,Ramadori G (2011). Single-dose gamma
irradiation induces up- regulation of chemokine gene expression and
recruitment of granulocytes into the portal area but not into other regions of rat
hepatic tissue Am J Pathol 1 76:1801 -1815
International Conferences Abstracts Published
1. Khan S, Malik I A, Blaschke M, Naz N, Cameron S, Moriconi F, Ramadori
G (2011).Differential gene expression of chemokines in KRAS and BRAF
mutated colorectal cell lines: Role of cytokines
Academic Drug Development in O ncology -Translating B asic S c i e n c e
Research i n t o Innovative Treatments. November 2011 in Berlin
2. Khan S, Malik I A, Blaschke M, Naz N, Cameron S, Moriconi F, Ramadori
G (2011).Differential gene expression of chemokines in KRAS and BRAF
mutated colorectal cell lines: Role of cytokines
Falk Workshop“Inflammation and Cancer”January 2012 Hamburg
3. Malik IA, Triebel J, Posselt J, Ramadori P, Raddatz D, Khan S and
Ramadori G. “Melanocortin receptors in rat liver cells:change of gene
expression and localization during acute-phase-response”.
German Association for t h e s t u d y of the liver 27th Annual Meeting 2011 (GASL 2011)
Regensburg, Germany.
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4. Malik I A, Moriconi F, Sheikh N, Naz N, Khan S, Dudas J, Mansuroglu T, Hess CF, Rave-
Frank M,Christiansen H,Ramadori G (2011). Single-dose gamma irradiation induces
up-regulation of chemokine gene expression and recruitment of granulocytes into the
portal area but not into other regions of rat hepatic tissue.
American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO, 2010) Chicago, USA.
References: Available upon request
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