User:Jacob Palmer

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Jake Palmer
  • Jacob Palmer
  • University of Oxford
  • Department of Zoology; Department of Biochemistry
  • New Biochemistry Building
  • 3 S Parks Rd
  • Oxford OX1 3QU, UK
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Lab profile

@JPox14

Personal Info

I am a Postdoc in the lab of Kevin Foster at the University of Oxford. I completed my PhD in the lab of Vanni Bucci at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, and formerly spent two years in the lab of Chris Brigham, now at WIT. The primary purpose of this page is to be a central location for finding protocols/reagents/media I've developed or those which I've used, so as to be more easily reproducible and accessible by anyone interested. I'll be sure to reference all those documents which provided initial inspiration or guidance for me. When I started graduate school, I had zero practical wet lab experience. A few short years later, and now I've become a pretty savvy experimentalist. I hope you find some of my advice helps you to accomplish your goals!

Working in the wet lab

Experience

  • Postdoc - University of Oxford (August 2019 - Present)
  • PhD - Biomedical Engineering and Biotechnology, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth (2019)
  • Microbiologist - Tate & Lyle (2012 - 2014)
  • BS - Biology Sciences, Purdue University (2012)

Research interests

  1. Prokaryotic toxins
  2. Bacterial warfare
  3. Rationally designed engineered probiotics
  4. Synthetic biology
  5. Quorum Sensing

Publications

2020

2018

2016

Other

I like to run. You can follow me on strava if you like!

I like to read. You can check me out on Goodreads

Discussion regarding Genetic Engineering in Humans

"How can I design an experiment using CRISPR/Cas9?"

Useful links