Daniel Etoroma

About Daniel Etoroma

My name is Daniel Etoroma; a former UNCW D1 basketball player. My expertise encompasses of managing all aspects of biochemical processes, including DNA transformation, protein expression and purification, Ni-NTA Resin regeneration, and membrane formation evaluation. I possess knowledge of experimental design, statistical analysis, and microbial growth optimization along with ability to maintain sterility of the laboratory equipment. I am proficient in conducting research in the areas of microbial physiology, growth optimization, and nutrient requirements. I am well-versed in instructing chemistry courses to students by utilizing effective teaching methodologies to promote respective learning. I am adept at coordinating the designing and implementation of biotechnical protocols to crystallize proteins.A few highlights of my qualifications, abilities, and skills include the following: Excellent problem solver with keen ability to identify root cause of problem and devise efficient solution. Competent to build enduring and long-lasting relationships with individuals of all levels.Please feel free to contact me at d•••••••@yahoo.com with any thoughts, comments, or questions about my work – I am always interested in making new professional acquaintances.

Experience

1. Research Associate Ii

   Elo Life Systems

   Jul 2023 — Present · US

   Analytically extracted thousands of samples using methanol, achieving an output of approximately 200 samples per week.• Possess extensive knowledge in operating and processing samples on LC-MS, ensuring the generation of high-quality, interpretable data• Managed the processing and analysis of samples, ensuring quality control and adherence to laboratory protocols.• Implemented improvements to standard operating procedures (SOPs), enhancing efficiency in sample processing and analysis.• Conducted agrobacterial infiltration on various species, including watermelon, pumpkin, sugar beet, and tomato, to study genetic modifications.• Extracted RNA from genetically modified plants for sequencing, contributing to research on plant genomics.• Led enzyme purification projects using His-tag and cobalt methods, optimizing conditions for desired outcomes.• Conducted Western blot enzyme analyses and assisted in the creation of enzyme kinetics for targeted enzymes.• Utilized SnapGene for the development and documentation of protein purification protocols.• Harvested and juiced fruits in a food-safe environment, developing protocols for further analysis.

Education

• University of North Carolina Wilmington

  Bachelor of Science - BS, Chemistry and Biochemistry

  2016 — 2019

• Lewis and Clark Community College

  Associate of Science - AS

  2015 — 2016

• University of North Carolina Wilmington

  Master's degree, Biochemistry

  2019