Douglas Rosenthal
Stem Cell Biologist (Agricultural biotechnology not elsewhere classified; Structural biology (incl. macromolecular modelling); Plant cell and molecular biology; Animal cell and molecular biology; Clinical microbiology; Biochemistry and cell biology not elsewhere classified)
Cleveland, Ohio
Douglas Rosenthal was born 1965 in Cleveland, Ohio, where he finished elementary school and high school. In the 1986 Rosenthal enrolled in Biology studies at the Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland. He graduated in October 1990 and earned a bachelor's degree in biology. Rosenthal received the plaque from the Case Western Reserve University of Cleveland for the best student in the field of natural sciences, for the 1990 school year.
At the postgraduate studies in the field of stem cells, Rosenthal enrolled in the 1991 at the Faculty of Biology, Case Western Reserve University. He defended his master's thesis entitled: "Human embryonic stem cell" and obtained the title of Master of Biological Sciences. Rosenthal received his PhD in Biology at the Faculty of Science Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland.
Publications
- Areas of research for Douglas Rosenthal: stem cells and cancer treatments.
- Training through visits and collaborations with international institutions: Institute of Microbiology, Innsbruck; Institute of Microbiology, Graz; McMaster University, Stem Cell and Cancer Research Institute
- Rosenthal's Professional engagements: Omega-3 fatty acids’ health benefit linked to stem cell control; Transplant of mismatched stem cells; Radiation-free stem cell transplants; Gentler pre-transplant treatment with antibody
- Rosenthal Work experience: teaching assistant at the Biology study program. During this period Douglas Rosenthal was engaged in teaching classes in the medical education and research group of subjects. teaching assistant at the Faculty of Medicine - Cancer Treatments. Assistant Professor at the Microbiology study program Associate Professor in Microbiology study program at Case Western Reserve University of Cleveland
- Rosenthal Work experience: until 1992 - teaching assistant at the Biology study program. During this period Douglas Rosenthal was engaged in teaching classes in the medical education and research group of subjects. until 2002 - teaching assistant at the Faculty of Medicine - Cancer Treatments. until 2007 - Assistant Professor at the Microbiology study program 2007 to date - Associate Professor in Microbiology study program at Case Western Reserve University of Cleveland