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Maria L. Simonova
PERSONAL DATA
Date of Birth : March 21,1960. Moscow, Russia.
Marital Status unmarried,female
Citizenship : Russia
Address :
home work :
4530 West Pine,#101 Department of Biochemistry
St.Louis, MO, 63108. and Molecular Biophysics
tel. (314) 367-7209 Washington University
School of Medicine
660 Euclid Ave. P.O.8231
tel.(314) 362-3350
Fax:(314) 362-7183
e-mail:Simonova at bcserv.wustl.edu
EDUCATION:
9/77-3/83 Faculty of Organic Chemistry, Department of
Microbiology, ,
Mendeleev Moscow Chemico-Technological Institute,
Moscow, USSR.
2/83 Diploma Mc.Sc. in Microbiology.
4/90 Diploma of Ph.D. in Molecular Biology.
Engelgardt Institute of Molecular Biology,
Acad.Sci.USSR, Moscow, USSR.
Ph.D.thesis: "Cloning and expression of the 3'-terminal
cistrons of
potato virus
X genome".
HONORS AND AWARDS
1983 Medal award for the best scientific student work , The Yearly
All-Soviet
Union Contest.
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES :
1994-Present Washington University School of Medicine, St.Louis, MO.
Research Associate in Biochemistry and Molecular
Biophysics Department.
Research on methods and applications of plant and human
genome analysis
using long and accurate PCR.
1992-1994 Institute of Molecular Genetics, Russian Acad.Sci.,
Moscow,
Russia.
Senior researcher in Department of Plant Molecular
Genetics.
Analysis of transgenic tobacco plants with expressed
bacterial nah C gene
from
Pseudomonas putida, which encodes 1,2
digydroxinaphtalene dioxigenase.
1990-1992 Moscow Agriculture Academy, Moscow, Russia.
Senior researcher in Department of Biotechnology.
Creation of transgenic potato plants possess high-level
resistance against
herbicide glyphosate.
1982-1990 Engelgardt Institute of Molecular Biology, Acad.Sci. of
USSR ,
Moscow,
USSR.
1982-1985 Research Assistant, Laboratory of Genetic Engineering of
plants.
Research on 1) Cloning and expression of potato virus X
coat protein in
E.coli cells. 2) Cloning and analysis of primary
structure of Bacilus
subtilis
riboflavin biosynthesis genes.
1985-1988 Ph.D. program ( joint project with Department of
Virology, Moscow
State
University).
Cloning and expression (in cell-free system) of two open
reading frames
encoding putative 12K and 8K membrane-spanning proteins
of potato virus X.
1988-1990 Researcher, (joint project with laboratory of
Immunochemistry and
High
Hybridome Technology, All-Union Research Center of
Molecular Diagnostics
and Therapy, Moscow, Russia.)
Research on expression of a putative potato virus X
membrane-spanning 12K
protein fused with Staphilococcus protein A in E.coli
cells.
TEACHING ACTIVITIES :
Supervised 4 undergraduate students in laboratory work (1991-1994) and
3 postgraduate students (1993-Present).
Topics of the projects:
1. Creation of potato transgenic plants expressed high level of mutant
E.coli aro A gene.
2. Creation of transgenic potato plant with improved viral tolerance using
bacterial Pseudomonas
putida nah C gene.
3. Molecular biological and biochemical analysis of hormonal balance in the
cytokinine transgenic
potato plants.
MEMBERSHIP:
Russian Agriculture Academy
Society for biotechnology, physiology and biochemistry of agricultural
plants.
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE :
Bacterial, plant and human nucleic acids isolation and analysis; Southern
and Northern blotting
techniques; DNA cloning and sequencing; agrobacterial transformation of
plant (tobacco and
potato leaf disc infection); long and accurate polymerase chain reaction
(PCR); protein
analyses: protein isolation and electrophoretic analysis, immuno-enzyme
assay (ELISA); affinity
chromatography; NPT-II assays (radioactive in situ assay for selective
marker neomycin
phosphotransferase II enzyme).
MAJOR RESEARCH INTEREST :
1. Molecular cloning in bacterial vectors.
2. Analysis of foreign gene expression in E.coli cells.
3. Viral gene expression.
4. Plant molecular biology.
5. Analysis of foreign gene expression of transgenic plants.
6. Immunoassay and diagnostics.
REFERENCES
Eleonora S. Piruzian (Professor)
Head of Department of Plant Molecular Genetics
Institute of Molecular Genetics
Kurchatova pl.46, 123182 Moscow,
FAX 7 095 196 02 21
Tel.7 095 196 85 01
e-mail:IMG at glas.apc.org.
Sergey Yu. Morozov ( Dr.Sci.)
Department of Virology,
Moscow State University
Leninskye gory , Moscow 117432, Russia.
FAX 7 095 939 03 38
TEL.7 095 939 53 67
Irina N. Bespalova ( Ph.D.)
Institute of Immunology of Russian Ministry of
Health.
Current adress:
The University of Michigan
Mental Health Research Institute 205
Lina Pitcher Place, Ann Arbor, USA, MI 48109-0720
FAX 001 313 747 41 30
TEL 001 313 747 21 86
Dr. Igor V. Karpychev
Mount Sinai Medical Centre
One Gustave L. Levey place
New York, NY, 10029
Tel.: (212) 241-0982
Fax : (212) 860-1174
e-mail : ikar at msvax.mssm.edu
PUBLICATIONS
1. Rosanov M.N., Simonova M.L., Pozmogova G.E. and Aprikyan P.G.,1988,
Potex-virus
genome: The complete sequence of potato virus X, IV International Workshop
of Genetic,
Albena (Bulgaria),Abstr.
2. Krayev A.S.,Morozov S.Yu.,Lukashova L.I.,Rosanov M.N.,Chernov B.K.,
Simonova
M.L.,Golova Yu.B.,Pozmogova G.E.,Belzelarskaya S.N. and Skryabin K.G.,1988,
Primary
structure and model of organization of potato virus X genome. Dokl. Acad. Nauk
USSR,v.300,n.3,pp.711-716.
3. Mironov V.N.,Krayev A.S.,Ulianov A.V.,Golova Yu.B.,SimonovaM.L., Pozmogova
G.E.,Gordeev V.K.,Skryabin K.G. and Stepanov A.S.,1989 Bacillus subtilis
riboflavin
biosynthesis genes: The complete primary structure and model of
organisation., Dokl. Acad.
Nauk USSR, v.305, n.2, pp.482-486.
4. Miroshnichenko N.A.,Simonova M.L.,Zelenina D.A.,Fedorkin O.N. and Morozov
S.Yu.,1990,In Vitro membrane binding of the translation products of two
potato virus X
small genes. VIII International congress of Virology, Berlin,p.376.
5. Lukashova L.I., Simonova M.L., Soloviev A.G., FedorkinO.N., Chernov B.K.
and Morozov
S.Yu. 1990. Constraction of translational vectors, containing cloning
hydrophobic protein
genes of X and M potato virus. All-Union conference for Microbiological and
Biotechtnological Approches for Intencification of Crop-production and Animal
Feed-production , Alma-Ata(USSR),p. 63.
6. Simonova M.L., Sveshnikov P.G.,Bespalova I.N. and Skryabin K.G., 1992,
Evidence for
expression of a putative membrane-spanning 12K protein of potato virus X in
Esherichia coli
cells., Dokl. Acad. Nauk, Russia, v.322,n.5, pp.985-988.
7. Simonova M.L., Cabral-Escalante B., Mett V.L., Kobets N.S. and
Piruzian E.S., Expression
of a bacterial glyphosate-tolerance gene in potato plants.,1994, 8th
IUPAC Congress of
Pesticide Chemistry, Washington, Abstr.,p.430.
8. Simonova M.L., Cabral-Escalante B., Mett V.L., Kobets N.S. and
Piruzian E.S., New
mutaton in E. coli EPSP-synthase gene results high level of
glyphosate-tolerance of transgenic
tobacco and potato plants, is presented in Plant Molecular Biology.
9. Mett V.L.,Kobets N.S., Simonova M.L., and Piruzian E.S., Trangenic
tobacco plants with
expressed bacterial nah C gene from Pseudomonas putida. is presented in
Genetica (Russia).
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