With a robust four-year research background, I am currently serving as a Researcher at the Cell, Gene, and Tissue Research Center of Tehran University of Medical Sciences. Actively engaged in the Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation (HSCT) process, I have developed a keen interest in Immunotherapy and Cell Therapy. Under the guidance of esteemed professors, I have conducted several systematic reviews, particularly focusing on CAR-T-cell therapy for cancer treatment within this domain.
During the final two years of my medical education, I delved into Tissue Engineering research as a Researcher at both the Histopathology Laboratory and Animal Research Laboratory. These roles have not only enriched my understanding but also honed my skills in various laboratory techniques.
I learned essential tasks such as formulating precise research questions, conducting thorough literature searches, selecting relevant studies based on predefined criteria, extracting data, critically appraising study quality, synthesizing data using statistical techniques when appropriate, and effectively interpreting and reporting findings.
I acquired crucial skills in ethical and practical aspects of animal care for research purposes. This involved grasping principles of animal welfare and regulatory compliance, mastering safe handling and restraint techniques, and gaining proficiency in common experimental procedures.
I acquired practical skills and theoretical knowledge essential for tissue engineering and regenerative medicine. This encompassed learning cell culture techniques, tissue characterization methods, bioreactor systems, applications in regenerative medicine, and ethical considerations.
I learned primer design fundamentals, analyzing sequences to identify target regions, using primer design software, ensuring primer specificity and efficiency, validating primers experimentally, troubleshooting common issues, and applying primer design techniques in various molecular biology applications