Dr. Ines Breuksch

Responsible for new diagnostic product launches by transferring the product design from research to the factory at the Wiesbaden Site || Contribution to product and process improvements, cost savings and product reformulations || Presentation to internal and external members || Leading a project team || Project cost calculation || Resource and timeline management || Support of internal and external audits ||

Execution of in-vitro diagnostic product reformulations to align product design with EU regulations || Coordination of site project activities || Collaboration with a global project team || Process improvement ||

Fundamental research with the focus on gynaecological tumors || Supervision and project coordination of bachelor-, master- and PhD students || Scientific publications || Applications for research projects || Planning, execution and establishment of molecular biological analyses ||

Thesis: Impact of the PTEN splice variant PTEN-Δ on tumor progression || Development and execution of molecular biological analyses || Fundamental research with the focus on gynaecological and renal tumors || Support of bachelor-, master- and PhD students || Scientific publications || Applications for research projects || Participation on research congresses ||

Support of bachelor-, master- and PhD students in the research laboratory of the urology || Organization and controlling of safety-related laboratory activities ||

Execution of experimental studies and biological analyses in the experimental ophthalmology || Support of bachelor-, master- and PhD students and their degree theses ||

Focus on finance, controlling and marketing

Thesis: Impact of the PTEN splice variant PTEN-Δ on tumor progression || Development and execution of molecular biological analyses || Fundamental research with the focus on gynaecological and renal tumors || Scientific publications || Applications for research projects || Participation on research congresses || Detailed knowledge in molecular biological methods, e.g. western blot, ELISA, primary cell cultures, functional assays, cloning, transfection, PCR methods ||

Thesis: Regulation mechanisms of the Calcium sensitive receptor in the renal cell carcinoma || Focus on functional analyses, e.g. cell migration, proliferation, Western Blot and adhesion assays ||

Thesis: The Role of Hedgehog Signaling in Kaposi’s Sarcoma-Associated Herpesvirus Reactivation || Focus on microbiology, cell biology, virology and biochemical processes ||