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Location:
West Sacramento, CA
Posted:
July 17, 2014

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Resume:

KEVIN

Z HU

**** *******

Place,

West

Sacramento,

CA

95691

(530)

304-

5008

********@***.********.***

EDUCATION :

Bachelor

of

Science

in

Microbiology:

Host-

Pathogen

Interactions

University

of

California,

Berkeley

-

2014

SKILLS :

Aseptic

technique

for

bench

and

BSL-

2

biohood

Bacterial

and

Mammalian

(Caco-

2,

FMEC,

MDCK)

Cell

culture

Viral

infection

of

Mammalian

cells

in

plates

and

transwells

Light

and

confocal

microscopy

Immunofluorescence

assays

In

situ

hybridization

using

RNAscope

and

oligonucleotide

methods

DNA

extraction

and

purification

Polymerase

chain

reaction

Gel

electrophoresis

Western

blots

Transformations

using

electroporation

Protein

quantification

assays

Amazon

EC2

Cloud

computing

for

RNAseq

Microsoft

Word,

Excel,

Power

Point,

Outlook

on

Mac

and

PC

Adobe

Powerpoint

and

Illustrator

RELEVANT

E XPERIENCE :

Dr.

Patricia

Pesavento

Lab,

UC

Davis

Veterinary

School

Summers

of

2012-

2013

Department

of

Pathology,

Microbiology,

and

Immunology

Student

Research

Assistant

III

• Characterization

of

two

novel

viruses

through

cell

culture

infections

and

a

wide

range

of

biochemical

and

molecular

techniques

• Setup

and

optimized

RNAscope,

a

novel

in

situ

hybridization

procedure,

allowing

single

mRNA

transcript

detection

and

localization

• Designed

probe

and

primer

sequences

for

RNAscope

and

PCR

• Designed

and

executed

an

experiment

to

test

transformed

cells

for

proper

gene

expression

• Maintained

stock

cell

culture

lines

and

necessary

supplies

and

solutions

• Assisted

the

training

of

new

summer

research

students

in

performing

molecular

and

diagnostic

assays

K EVIN

ZHU

PAGE

2

Dr.

Patricia

Pesavento

Lab,

August

2011

Department

of

Pathology,

Microbiology,

and

Immunology

Student

Volunteer

• Studied

the

infectious

preference

of

Feline

Calicivirus

and

Coronavirus

for

apical

and

basal

cell

surfaces

• Planned

and

executed

an

experiment

looking

at

cross-

species

transmission

potential

of

Feline

Calicivirus

in

human

and

dog

cell

lines

through

qRT-

PCR

analysis

• Managed

multiple

cell

lines

simultaneously:

freezing,

thawing,

seeding,

passaging,

counting

• Created

and

compiled

SOPs

and

lab

notebook

entries

• Responsible

for

preparation

and

organization

of

cell

culture

media

and

chemical

solutions

• Autoclaved

glassware

and

ordered

lab

supplies

PUBLICATIONS

A ND

P OSTERS:

L.

Li,

S.

McGraw,

K.

Zhu,

C.

Leutenegger,

S.

Marks,

S.

Kubiski,

P

Gaffney,

F.

Dela

Cruz

Jr,

C

Wang,

E.

Delwart,

and

P.

Pesavento.

Circovirus

in

Tissues

of

Dogs

with

Vasculitis

and

Hemorrhage.

Emerging

Infectious

Diseases.

Volume

19,

Number

4-

April

2013.

Tissue

tropism,

seroprevalence,

and

gene

transcription

of

natural

raccoon

polyomavirus

(RacPyV)

infection

M.

Church,

F.

Dela

Cruz,

K.

Zhu,

K.

Woolard,

P.

Pesavento

Department

of

Pathology,

Microbiology,

and

Immunology.

School

of

Veterinary

Medicine,

University

of

California,

Davis,

CA.

Displayed

at

UC

Davis

2013

Feline

calicivirus

induces

apoptosis

and

is

released

in

membrane

bound

“virosomes”.

D.

Janelle,

F.

Dela

Cruz,

K.

Zhu,

H.

Liu,

and

P.

Pesavento

Department

of

Pathology,

Microbiology,

and

Immunology.

School

of

Veterinary

Medicine,

University

of

California,

Davis,

CA.

Displayed

at

UC

Davis

STAR

conference

2011



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