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Curriculum vitae
Anthony Maldonado Castro
[email protected] Bo. Tomás de Castro, 788 St., km. 2.9
Tel: (787) 627 – 7084 Caguas, PR. 00725
CAREER OBJECTIVE
Complete Bachelor’s Degree in Biology in order to continue studies in Plant Science.
EDUCATION
University of Puerto Rico at Cayey August 2012 to present
Biology (expected to graduate May 2016)
Esc. Sup. Voc. Antonio Fernós Isern, August 2009 – May 2012
San Lorenzo PR.
COURSEWORK BY SEMESTER
Spring 2014
BIOL 3305 Genetics
BIOL 4997 Special themes in Biomedical Research
QUIM 3132 & 3134 General Chemistry II and General Chemistry II Lab.
Fall 2013
BIOL 3405 General Zoology
QUIM 3131 & 3133 General Chemistry I and General Chemistry I Lab.
Summer 2013
MATE 3052 Calculus I
Spring 2013
BIOL 3415 General Botany
Fall 2012
BIOL 3033& 3031 General Biology I and General Biology I Lab
LAB TECHNIQUES LEARNED
Dissect animal organisms in order to study their internal systems and structures.
Use and identify various types of microscopes, execute various micro-techniques
and prepare slides with different animal and plant specimens and/or components.
Use different lab equipment such as pipettes, micropipettes, burette, heat plates,
balance and Bunsen burner.
Aseptic technique to minimize contamination while performing lab procedures.
Make dilutions according to specific molarities.
Use of PCR and electrophoresis technique for DNA analysis.
Preparation of Polyacrilamide gel and Zymography for protein and enzyme analysis.
SKILLS
Teamwork – During my degree I have been constantly working in groups, both for lab
experimental procedures and in academic work.
Communicative skills – Oral and written communication in both Spanish and English
Computer skills – Microsoft Word, Power Point, Excel
CONFERENCE/PRESENTATIONS
Anthony Maldonado Castro, A. Vargas, D. Pérez Rivera, H. Méndez Colón.
“Isolation and Charaterization of Bacteriophages in Tropical Soils of Puerto Rico”.
April 25, 2014. University of Puerto Rico at Cayey.
Anthony Maldonado Castro, F. Vallés Feliciano. “Protein Separation Using
Magnetic Nanoparticles”. RISE Program Undergraduate Research Symposium.
May 16, 2014. University of Puerto Rico at Cayey.
