Karyn Enos

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About Karyn Enos

Comparative pathologist with strong expertise in histopathology, clinical pathology, animal models of disease, and molecular biology techniques. Major strengths include excellent communication and organization skills, ability to multi-task, strong team player, attention to detail, results-oriented, high-energy, hands-on professional, with a successful record of achievements in biomedical research. Veterinary Pathology: Extensive knowledge of histology, mechanisms of disease, and clinical correlation with gross and histological findings. Experience with necropsy and histopathology of many research and companion animal species. Diagnostic Laboratory: Extensive experience with hematology, clinical chemistry and cytology. Administrative skills, experience running and troubleshooting automated analyzers, strong interactions with clinicians, pathologists, and laboratory staff. Animal Models: Extensive veterinary medical and surgical knowledge encompassing both small and large animal species. Rodent expertise including breeding colony management and utilization of multiple genetically engineered mouse models, genotyping, and bleeding, with expertise in surgical techniques including pneumonectomy. Experience with use of animal models to elucidate disease mechanisms and characterize compound-related toxicities. Expertise in many disease areas including oncology, immunology, metabolism, and infectious disease. Molecular Techniques: Immunohistochemistry, immunofluorescence, deconvolution microscopy, immunocytochemistry, flow cytometry, and western blotting. Computer Software: Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint, SPSS statistics, Graphpad Prism, SigmaScan, Zeiss microscopy, FACS analyzer, Buxco and Flexivent pulmonary function testing systems software, EndNote, MetaMorph, and ImageJ software.