amir abdulhay
Emergency Medicine Resident at Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals
emergency medicine resident physician
unecom ` 19
Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
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Emergency Medicine Resident
Scribe America
I perform accurate and concise electronic documentation for physicians. Some of my responsibilities include recording a patient's history of present illness, review of system, and physical exam.
Greater Philadelphia Area
Scribe
Cayuga Medical Center
Provide Support to the nursing staff to improve team efficiency and tend to patient needs.
Ithaca, NY
Hospital Aide
Ithaca College, Chemistry Department
• Producing mutant ‘quorum sensing’ receptors that will bind synthetic auto inducers.
• Assayed by transforming plasmid vectors into E. coli, introducing auto‐inducing compounds and
visualized with protein solubility analysis through gel electrophoresis.
Ithaca, NY
Research Assistant
Lehigh University
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Independent Behavioral Neuroendocrinology study with Dr. Jill E. Schneider
• Conducted a lab‐designed investigation on the impact of ovarian hormones on animal behavior in
environments reflective of natural habitats.
• Responsible for animal care/preparation, surgical methods, data analysis, manuscript preparation,
behavioral assays, experimental design, and presentation.
• Completed the following courses with Lehigh University’s Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative:
Aseptic Surgery; Investigators, Staff and Students; Reducing Pain and Distress in Laboratory Mice and Rats;
and Working with Hamsters in Research Settings.
Behavioral Neuroendocrinology, Schneider Lab
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Research Assistant
Ithaca College
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Summer Intern
• Assisted in American chestnut reintroduction, honey beekeeping, natural land boundary posting, and
mushroom cultivation.
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Natural Lands Intern
Stanford University
• Worked in silico under the supervision of graduate student Paul Novick (PhD candidate) in the laboratory
of Vijay S. Pande.
• Compiled information on nutraceutical compound structure into a central database that can be applied to
novel drug identification. Database work was poster presented at the William S. Johnson Symposium,
October 2010.
In silico
Research Assistant
College of Osteopathic Medicine
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University of New England
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Bachelor of Science
Biology, Minor in Chemistry
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Ithaca College
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AMSA
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In the face of drastically rising drug discovery costs, strategies promising to reduce development timelines and expenditures are being pursued. Computer-aided virtual screening and repurposing approved drugs are two such strategies that have shown recent success. Herein, we report the creation of a highly-curated in silico database of chemical structures representing approved drugs, chemical isolates from traditional medicinal herbs, and regulated chemicals, termed the SWEETLEAD database. The motivation for SWEETLEAD stems from the observance of conflicting information in publicly available chemical databases and the lack of a highly curated database of chemical structures for the globally approved drugs. A consensus building scheme surveying information from several publicly accessible databases was employed to identify the correct structure for each chemical. Resulting structures are filtered for the active pharmaceutical ingredient, standardized, and differing formulations of the same drug were combined in the final database. The publically available release of SWEETLEAD (https://simtk.org/home/sweetlead) provides an important tool to enable the successful completion of computer-aided repurposing and drug discovery campaigns.
SWEETLEAD: an In Silico Database of Approved Drugs, Regulated Chemicals, and Herbal Isolates for Computer-Aided Drug Discovery
PLOS ONE
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An exciting synergistic interaction occurs among researchers working at the interface of reproductive biology and energy homeostasis. Reproductive biologists benefit from the theories, experimental designs, and methodologies used by experts on energy homeostasis while they bring context and meaning to the study of energy homeostasis. There is a growing recognition that identification of candidate genes for obesity is little more than meaningless reductionism unless those genes and their expression are placed in a developmental, environmental, and evolutionary context. Reproductive biology provides this context because metabolic energy is the most important factor that controls reproductive success and gonadal hormones affect energy intake, storage, and expenditure. Reproductive hormone secretion changes during development, and reproductive success is key to evolutionary adaptation, the process that most likely molded the mechanisms that control energy balance. It is likely that by viewing energy intake, storage, and expenditure in the context of reproductive success, we will gain insight into human obesity, eating disorders, diabetes, and other pathologies related to fuel homeostasis. This review emphasizes the metabolic hypothesis: a sensory system monitors the availability of oxidizable metabolic fuels and orchestrates behavioral motivation to optimize reproductive success in environments where energy availability fluctuates or is unpredictable.
Sense and nonsense in metabolic control of reproduction.
Frontiers in Systems and Translational Endocrinology
http://www.frontiersin.org/Systems_and_Translational_Endocrinology/10.3389/fendo.2012.00026/full
Advanced Organic Chemistry
42100
Biochemistry II
35400
Calculus for Decision Making
10800
Cell Biology
34500
Enzyme-catalyzed reactions
38101
Gentics
22700
Neurobiology
31500
Physical Chemistry
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Physics I&II
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Principles of Biology
12100
Principles of Biology
12200
Principles of Chemistry
12100
Solar System Astronomy
17400
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Athens, GA
Calvin Go
Desk Assistant at Educational Theory and Practice University of Georgia
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Warrenton, VA
Jason DeCroo
Technology Support Specialist at Fairfax County Public Schools
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Las Vegas, NV
Jason DeCroo
Owner/Designer- DeCroo Design
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White House, TN
Jared Justice
Well-rounded. Educated. Results oriented. Goal driven.
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Bowling Green, KY
Jonathan Smith
MD/MPH Candidate
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Miami-Fort Lauderdale Area
Ryle Tammy
Senior Accountant
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Athens, GA
Daniel Simmons
Lead Associate Director, UGA Wesley Foundation
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Alexandria, VA
Khiara Reed
Internal Medicine Coordinator at Friendship Hospital for Animals
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Loma Linda, CA
Benjamin Mondol
Medical Scribe at ScribeAmerica
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Doha, Qatar
Liju Mathew
Assistant Housekeeping Manager at Accor
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San Francisco, CA
Maigrie McDougal
Emergency Medical Technician at AlphaOne Ambulance Medical Services
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Charlotte, NC
Alex Llerandi
Operations Coordinator at ACO Medical Supply
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New York City Metropolitan Area
Marcy Ekanayake-Weber
PhD Candidate
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St Paul, MN
Ellen Maruggi
Osteopathic Medical Student I
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Lancaster County, PA
Cole Rineer
Medical Scribe at ScribeAmerica
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Dearborn, MI
Marwa Ayyash
Emergency Medicine Resident at Henry Ford Health System
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New York, NY
Neil Dubey
Emergency Medicine Physician
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San Diego County, CA
Carlos Lago Hernandez, MD
Internal Medicine Hospitalist | Obesity Medicine Specialist
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Dearborn, MI
Jamilah Alhashidi, MD
Chief Resident at Beaumont Health - Troy, Family Medicine Residency
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Bargersville, IN
Charlie Brauchla
Emergency Medicine Resident Physician
Michael Armstrong
      
          



            
              
        
              
  

    
        Amir is a smart, intelligent and pleasant person who I can envision as a capable researcher. His ability to explain the concepts involved in organic chemistry (both the underlying principals and the more specific details) is quite high. As a result, his tutoring was a great help to me during my time in that class. As a new hire, I have no doubt that he would make a great addition to a scientific team.