Brittany Elliott

Senior Research Associate @Duke University Medical Center

Durham, NC, US
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WORK HISTORY

Sep 2019 — Present

Senior Research Associate @Duke University Medical Center

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Durham, NC, US

Designing and executing experiments investigating the role of small nucleolar RNAs (snoRNAs) and the mechanism by which snoRNAs of the RPL13a locus impact oxidative stressHigh-throughput detection of RNA-RNA and RNA-Protein interactionsAssay development for detection of 2’-O-methylation and RNA modifications on mRNATechnical proficiencies in:Method development for detection of RNA-RNA interactions and RNA modifications, design and troubleshooting of next generation sequencing library preparation and analysis (eCLIP, CLASH), small RNA sequencing, protein and RNA immunoprecipitation, RT-qPCR, in vitro RNA transcription, modification and ligation, compartmental fractionation of RNA and protein, nucleoside UPLC -MS/MS preparation and analysis, gene silencing and overexpression, plasmid engineering, ROS measurement, nucleic acid and mRNA isolation, crosslinked RNA-protein isolation, metabolic assays (Seahorse), western blotting, ELISA, immunohistochemistry and microscopy, cell and tissue culture, cell based assays, cell reporter assays, metabolic labeling.

EDUCATION

2008 — 2012

University of South Carolina School of Medicine

Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Biomedical Science

2004 — 2008

Purdue University

Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Biology, General

SKILLS

ResearchStatistical Data AnalysisMicroscopyTeachingCell BiologyPublic SpeakingTechnical WritingMolecular BiologyBiochemistryGraphpad PrismData AnalysisLipidomicsClinical ResearchTlcPcrLaboratoryHealthcareWestern BlottingMicrosoft OfficePublic HealthTrainingImmunohistochemistryCell Culture

ABOUT BRITTANY ELLIOTT

Self-motivated and enthusiastic RNA and nucleic acids scientist with a variety of research experiences. Most recent background focused on high-throughput detection of RNA modifications, RNA-RNA interactions and exploring the role that snoRNA-guided 2\'-O-methylation has on cell function and disease.

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