Arturo SANZ SANZ

Marie Curie Postdoctoral Research Fellow studing the transductional mechanisms of the G-CSF signalling at the Touw laboratory. The project I am involved in also include a close colaboration with PamGene International B.V. and their new peptide microarray platform.

Working at the international sales department, I was providing technical support at those international customers that require it. I was also encharged of presenting new diagnostical systems based on molecular biology techniques. In addition, I closely colaborated in several R+D proyects.

Microarray quality control, normalization and design, Introduction to R, cDNA data, affy data, Exploratory analysis, Differential gene expression, Clustering, Annotation, Molecular Diagnosis and Model Selection, Classification with PAM and Random Forest, Pathways, Computational Inference of Cellula

Various applications of Bioinformatic analysis methods, tools and services such as: BRB array tools and Spotfire, OmniViz, Ingenuity, Proteomics, Sequence analysis (BLAST, protein function), Functional Analysis (DAVID(EASE); GOMINER, etc), Text Analysis (PubGene; Anni; iHOP), Data and functional ana

Pathology and signal transduction pathways in cancer. Biology of the cancer cell. Cancer and clinical practice. Epidemiology of cancer and medical decision making; translational research.

Thesis title: Transductional regulation of the inducible L-arginine-nitric oxide pathway. These studies were performed in an in vitro model of inflammation and sepsis and were oriented to develop new treatments for cardiovascular and immunologic diseases

Project title: Signal transduction mechanism regulating the inducible L-arginine-NO pathway

I focused my interest in physiology, immunology, molecular and cellular biology and biochemistry.