Ellen Guttman Research Assistant Kimmel Cancer Center Research and Clinical Interests: MicroRNA and mRNA expression profiling, genotyping and genetic Mapping	Telephone 215-503-3977 215-503-9142 FAX Office Address 1009 Bluemle Life Science Building 233 South 10th St., Philadelphia, PA 19107 Email Address Ellen.Gutman@jefferson.edu
Education: BS in Biology Temple University, Philadelphia, PA College of Science and Technology MS in Biomedical Chemistry (December 2009) Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, PA College of Graduate Studies Fellowship: Fox Chase Cancer Center Bristol Myers (1998) Certifications: Clinical Trial (2008) IRB (2008) Shipping Infectious Substances and Diagnostic Specimens (2002) Good Manufacturing Practices (2001) Keywords:
Publications List: PubMed Link For Gittman E Levi L, Pekarski I, Gutman E, Fortina P, Hyslop T, Levavi-Sivan B and Lubzens E. Revealing genes associated with vitellogenesis in the liver of the Zebrafish (Danio Rerio) by transcriptome profiling. Submitted Ayanna S. Augustus AS, Buchanan J, Gutman E, Rengo G, Pestell RG, Fortina P, Koch WJ, Bensadoun A, Abel ED and Lisanti MP. Hearts lacking caveolin-1 develop hypertrophy with normal cardiac substrate metabolism. Cell Cycle 7: 2509-2518, 2008

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