Ammarah Sattar

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EDUCATION

Institution: Texas A&M University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

College Station, Texas

Current Degree: Bachelor of Science in Genetics, Bioinformatics Graduation: Fall 2019

Relevant Course Work: Computational Genomics (Galaxy, python), Digital Biology (Bioinformatics with Linux/Unix), Population Genetics, Molecular Genetics, Principles of Statistics (R Programming), Statistical Methods for Life Science (R programming), Programming I (Python), Psychology I, Bioinformatics

EXPERIENCE

Base10 Genetics, Operations Support

Summer 2018 – Present

Wrote company content to approach investors for round funding

Researched relevant genes and single nucleotide polymorphisms to develop a genomic testing panel around risk factors for hereditary cancer using NCBI databases

Compiled research for hereditary diseases related to infertility for an infertility genomics panel using NCBI PubMed

Performed interdepartmental tasks in sales and operations to drive progress on current projects

Customer service experience pitching products and program

Aramayo Lab at Texas A&M Genetics Department, Research Associate

Fall 2017 – Fall 2019

●Utilized R and python programming languages, Linux/Unix operating system to analyze proteomic and genomic data for Aramayo lab

●Used available databases and tools in bioinformatics to ascertain potential function, structure and implications for novel proteins – Uniprot, Ensembl, InterPro, The Human Protein Atlas, EMBL-EBI

Quick Lab at Texas A&M Veterinary Science Department, Research Associate

Summer 2017 – Summer 2018

Literature based research on a potential mathematical model to characterize the mammalian cardiovascular system

Use of Mathematica to test the resulting model

LEADERSHIP

Crisis Text Line, Crisis Counselor Summer 2017 to Present

Provided crisis intervention to clients by using empathetic, constructive language over a texting platform

College Station Medical Center, Aggieland Volunteer Fall 2016, Spring 2017

Supported nurses at CSMC in tasks to improve patient comfort and nurses station maintenance

RESEARCH

Investigation on Autosomal Dominant Disease Genomic Data through Assembly of the MHC Region

GENE 491 Fall 2018 to Present, Dr. Rodolfo Aramayo

Novel Mammalian Similarity Principle Predicted by Standard Closed Loop Cardiovascular Model

VTTP 491 Summer 2017 to Summer 2018, Dr. Christopher Quick

SKILLS

Leadership Unix/Linux for Genomics Galaxy for Genomics Biochemistry/Genetics Lab Techniques Programming with R Microsoft Office Interpersonal Skills Team Leadership Research Data Analysis Databases Project Management

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