Kayven Riese
140 Steiner #6
San Francisco, CA 94117
(415) 902-5513
kayvey@gmail.com
Education
San Francisco State University,
Computer Science Department,
Master's Degree August 2011
Created a visualization system with UniProt data for input and output command line details as well as Cairo Graphics generated image files for output called ProMog (Protein deMographics). Obtain full details by downloading tar archive extractable using UNIX-like operating systems with "tar vxfz promog.tgz" command. Work was performance tested on the Gentoo, CentOS, and Ubuntu Linux distributions.
City College of San Francisco,
1998-2000,2001-2003.
- Object Orient Design: Intermediate C++, Data Structures, Windows Application Design (MFC); JAVA programming.
- RDBMS: Microcomputer DB, Network DB.
- OPEN/UNIX: shell script, Perl programming, System Administration and Programming.
- Microsoft LAN.
University of Southern California,
Department of Physiology and Biophysics
Master's Degree,
1995-1997.
Conducted diabetes research on a SUN SPARCstation IPX computer. Interfaced with a program called SYNTAX that modeled metabolic pathways. Also performed assays using sterile cell culture technique: Immunoprecipitation and Western blot.
University of California at Berkeley,
Molecular Cell Neurobiology
1991-1993.
Neuroanatomy, histology, genetics, physiology (with computer simulation laboratory), immunology, neurochemistry, neurobiology, cell biology, organic and biophysical chemistry.
Biochemistry (year lecture) and laboratory with the following techniques:
Spectrophotometric enzyme assay with Lineweaver-Burk analysis; UV, Lowry, and Bradford protein assays; PAGE & SDS-PAGE electrophoresis (including Southern and Western Blot); volumetric estimation of molecular weight; protein purification with amonium sulfate and affinity chromatography; Salmonella typhimurium LT2 auxotrophic genetic assay; F' plasmid conjugation and phage vector transduction; deletion mapping; Ames test (under Dr. Ames); DNA purification and quantification; PCR; 32Pi hexokinase radiotracer assay.
University of Wisconsin at Madison,
Departments of Math and Computer Science
Bachelor of Science (two full majors),
1985-1989.
Database programming; combinatorics; topology; software architecture; complex and differential equations; theoretical computer science; artificial intelligence; organic chemistry w/ NMR spectroscopy; simplex method; machine language (HP9000/300 and VAX 11/780); abstract algebra, calculus and logic; data structures; computer operating systems; and statics.
University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee,
Basic Science for Pre-Engineering,
1984-1985.
Economics, calculus, chemistry, and physics, FORTRAN programming.
Experience
Oakland Unified School District
Day to Day substitute
2006-2007
Served as a replacement for absent teachers at the Middle School
and High School levels. Various subjects were taught.
Chess Yoga
( www.chessyoga.org )
2004-present
Created, edited, and uploaded to webserver various HTML, jpeg image files,
MS Word documents, and JavaScript files under the direction of
Rico Adkins, CEO
to keep the website abreast of current activities and results
of scholastic chess tournaments.
San
Francisco State University
Disability
Programs & Resource Center
Student Assistant and Tutor,
2004-2005
Attended class with disabled students to aid them with various
tasks such as notetaking.
University
of California, San Francisco,
Department
of Ophthalmology
Project Assistant.
Richard
B Crook, Ph.D.i
Pharmacology and Physiology Lab, 1994-1995 2000-2003
Performed cell assay and maintained lab. Utilized pipettemen, balances, cell incubator, scintillation counter, spectrophotometer, Nikon microphotometric system, gamma counter, serological pipettes, multiwell plates. Retrieved media from Cell Culture Facility and ordered supplies. Performed Western blot and a modified Lowry protein assay in the method of Peterson (Anal. Bioch. 83, 346 (1977)). Utilized online medical databases MedLine and PubMed, prepared result presentations with Lotus spreadsheets and SigmaPlot graphical presentation, and utilized MS Word and WordPerfect for documentation of laboratory log book.
San
Francisco Unified School District
Day to Day substitute 2000-2001
McAteer HS 9th grade integrated mathematics and Advanced Algebra 10th-12th grades:
Extended substitute role; wrote quiz and test; designed MS Excel learning activity; gave quarter grades.
San Francisco School Volunteers: Mission HS 9th grade general science and 12th grade health class.
St. Luke's
Monteagle Medical Center
Nancy
Bohannon, M.D. 1999
Installed Windows 98 software, prepared medical presentations. Maintained contact information database.
Acacia Biosystems, Inc.
1998.
Implemented VB software to enable folder segmentation of Mulitmek scripts and 1536 colony omnitray no grow nomenclature facilitation utilizing LAN. Operated Multimek automated pipetter and Carl Creative plate stacker robots that required VB interface.
Biocircuits Corporation Technical Adminsitrator. Burlingame, CA. 1992. Hans Ribi.
Organized biotechnological literature for scientific vice-president.
Waisman
Center
Laboratory Assitant.
University
of Wisconsin at Madison
Medical
School. 1989.
High theoretical plate basic cleansing of glassware was performed, followed by autoclaving and high temperature baking to ensure that equipment was nucleic acid-free as well as sterile. Prepared solutions.
Computer Systems
Languages, software, and operating systems:
Bioinformatics:
BLAST, NCBI, SRS, PubMed, KEGG, UniProt.
RDBMS/DB:
Oracle, MS Access, SQL, Quanta, Excel, UniProt, MySQL, SAS, Lotus, PL/SQL.
OOP/PL:
VB, JAVA, C/C++, bash, ksh, FORTRAN, Pascall, Basic, AWK, LISP, OPS-5, MFC.
Assembly Languages/OS:
VAX11/780 and HP9000/300; X, Ubuntu, CentOS, Gentoo, FreeBSD, Windows NT, EVAX, linux, HPUX, AIX, MS-DOS, Windows 3.11/9x/XP.
Internet/Intranet:
HTML, CSS, XML, Perl/CGI/CPAN, Pine, LAN, cc: email, FTP, kermit.
Office/Presentation:
MS Word, Open/Libre Office Suite, GIMP, Corel Draw, SigmaPlot, and Stella.
Robotics:
Hamilton and Bechman Multimek 96 pin pipette automation; Carl Creative plate stacker.
Publications
Lehman TD, Riese K, Lehman NL, Jackson PK, and Crook RB.
Ubiquitination is involved in the regulation of Na-K-Cl Cotransporter
(NKCC) turnover in pigmented ciliary epithelial cells
Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science
E-5541 (2007).
Riese K, Beyer AT, Lui GM, and Crook RB.
Dopaminergic D1 stimulation of Na+, K+, Cl- cotransport in NPE cells: a role for multiple hormones.
Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science
39:1444-52 (1998).
Riese K, Cohen DM, and Bergman RN.
Stochastic properties of metabolites are dependent upon their own concentrations and enzymatic rates but not upon those of other metabolites, as calculated by SYNTAX.
11(3):A602 (Feb 1997).
Crook RB and Riese K.
Adrenergic and dopaminergic regulation of
Na+, K+, Cl- cotransport in
human NPE cells.
Experimental Eye Research
63:S24 (1996).
Crook RB and Riese K.
Beta-adrenergic stimulation of
Na+, K+, Cl- cotransport in
fetal nonpigmented ciliary epithelial cells.
Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science
37:1047-57 (1996).
Crook RB and Riese K.
Protein phosphatases regulate
Na+, K+, Cl- cotransport in
fetal human NPE cells.
Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science
37:S439 (1996).
Riese K, Polansky JR, and Crook RB.
Adrenergic stimulation of
Na+, K+, Cl- cotransport in
fetal NPE cells.
Protein phosphatases regulate
Na+, K+, Cl- cotransport in
fetal human NPE cells.
Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science
36:S216 (1995).