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MSACL 2012

January 14-18, 2012
Sheraton Hotel & Marina, San Diego

MSACL 2012 SESSION PROGRAM with Abstracts
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ACCENT Continuing Education Credits - Expires Jan 2013

MSACL 2012 Stats

625 Relevant Attendees (not including staff, press or accompanying individuals).
3% increase over MSACL 2011.

Posters: 149
Podium Presentations: 80

Exhibitors (22)

AB Sciex*
Agilent*
bioMérieux
Biotage*
Bruker Daltonics*
Cambridge Isotope Labs*
Cerilliant*
Chromsystems*
GERSTEL
Imtakt*
Indigo BioSystems*
Ionics Mass Spec Group*
IsoSciences*
MicroLiter Analytical Supplies*
Parker Hannifin*
Peak Scientific Instr*
Phenomenex*
Shimadzu Scientific Instr*
SPEware
Tecan*
Thermo Scientific* (2 booths)
Waters* (2 booths)

*Returning from previous year.

MSACL 2012 Corporate Partners (Bronze level or higher)

MSACL 2012 Travel Awards

Travel Awardees received travel, housing and/or registration support to attend MSACL.

Young Investigator Awardees
Awarded for Exceptional Submitted Abstracts

Alexia Ortiz
PhD student
CNRS - USR 3290 Laboratoire MSAP (Miniaturisation pour la Synthèse, l'Analyse & la Protéomique

Alona Umali
Environmental Health Fellow
TX Dept of State Health Services/ APHL

Andrea Bozovic
Lecturer
Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathobiology, Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto

Andrei Drabovich
CIHR Post-Doctoral Fellow
Samuel Lunenfeld Research Institute, Mount Sinai Hospital and University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada

Andrew VanSchoiack
PhD Candidate
University of Arizona

Chengsi Huang
Graduate Student
University of Arizona

Chul Min Park
Ph.D. candidate
Konkuk university medical center

Cody Goodwin
PhD student chemistry
Vanderbilt University

Deborah French
Assistant Clinical Professor
UCSF

Ethan den Boer
PhD-student
Department of clinical chemistry, Erasmus medical center

Gary Patti
Assistant Professor
Washington University School of Medicine

Hari Nair
Senior Fellow - Clinical Chemistry
Department of Laboratory Medicine, University of Washington, Seattle.

He Wang
Graduate student
Purdue University

Hee-Jung Chung
Master's degree
Department of Laboratory Medicine, Cheil General Hospital & Women's Healthcare Center, Kwandong University College of Medicine

Jane Dickerson
Sr Fellow
University of Washington

Jeanne M. Rhea
Postdoctoral Fellow
Emory University

Julia Denes
post doctoral research assistant
Justus Liebig University, Institute for Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry

Kara Lynch
Assistant Professor
University of California San Francisco

Lanette R. Hamilton
2nd year Microbiology Fellow
Washington University in Saint Louis, MO

Laura Bechtel
Assistant Attending
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

Mark Fisher
Assistant Professor
University of Utah

Matthew Petrie
Clinical Chemistry Fellow
University of California - San Francisco

Matthew T. Olson
Resident (PGY-4)
The Johns Hopkins Hospital

Meiyao Wang
Research associate
IBBR, University of Maryland

Olgica Trenchevska
PhD student
Institute of Chemistry, Sts.Cyril and Methodius University

Phillip Bates
Graduate Student at the University of Florida
UNC Healthcare

Rebecca L. Edwards
PhD Student
School of Biosciences, University of Birmingham

Roy Gerona
Fellow
San Francisco General Hospital/ UC San Francisco

Sean Hofherr
Clinical Molecular Genetics Fellow
Mayo Clinic

Simone Nicolardi
PhD Student
Leiden University Medical Center (LUMC)

Steven J Naleway
Graduate Student
Virginia Commonwealth University

Steven M. Truscott
Clinical chemistry fellow
University of Louisville School of Medicine

Wei Wei
PhD Student
University of California, Davis

Zdenek Spacil
Research Associate
University of Washington, Department of Chemistry

Trainee Awardees
No abstract submission required. Intended to support exposure of young clinical chemists to mass spectrometry for use as an analytical tool in the clinical laboratory.

Sponsored by:

Alaine Garrett
PhD Student
Nevada State Public Health Laboratory

Alexandra Yates
Principal Biochemist
University Hospital North Staffordshire

Ami Grunbaum
Chief Resident, McGill University Medical Biochemistry (R3)
McGill University

Andre LeBlanc
Graduate student (Ph.D.)
University of Quebec in Montreal (UQAM)

Anna K Fuezery
clinical chemistry postdoctoral fellow
Department of Pathology, Johns Hopkins University

Anthony N. Sireci
Assistant Professor of Clinical Pathology and Cell Biology
Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons

Benjamin Mathis
Resident (PGY-4)
Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania

Brian Nicholas Kelly
Clinical Chemistry Fellow
University of Virginia, Department of Pathology

Cheryl Rigg
Trainee Clinical Scientist and student
Hull Royal Infirmary, NHS

Chor Kwan Ching
MSc, MBChB
Resident, Hospital Authority Toxicology Reference Laboratory, Princess Margaret Hospital, Hong Kong

Claudia L. Henemyre-Harris
Clinical Chemistry Fellow
Department of Pathology, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

Edward KY Leung
Post-Doctoral Scholar
The University of Chicaog Medical Center

Hans Frykman
Resident Medical Biochemistry
University of British Columbia

Heather Mack
Pathology Resident, PGY2
University of Colorado, Denver

Hemant K. Naikare
Non-tenure track faculty: Title: Section Head, Bacteriology and Molecular Diagnostics
Texas Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory

Hongjie Chen
Postdoctoral Research Fellow
Clinical Biochemical Laboratory, Department of Genetics and Genomic Sciences Mount Sinai School of Medicine

Janetta Bryksin
Clinical Chemistry Post-Doctoral Fellow
Emory University

Joe El-Khoury
PhD Candidate in Good Standing
Cleveland State University

Joshua Warrick
Resident in anatomic and clinical pathology
Washington University in St. Louis/Barnes-Jewish Hospital

Juli-Anne Gardner
MD
Fletcher Allen Health Care

Katherine Livingstone Devitt
Resident (PGY-4)
Fletcher Allen Health Care / University of Vermont

Kitch Wilson
Resident
Stanford Medical Center

Krystina M. Cocco
Graduate Student
Virginia Commonwealth University

Laura M. Bender
Clinical Chemistry Fellow
UNC hospital

Leslie J. Donato
Clinical Chemistry Fellow
Mayo Clinic

Lindsay Bazydlo
Co-Medical Director of Clinical Chemistry
Clinical Assistant Professor in Dept. of Pathology, Immunology and Laboratory Medicine
University of Florida

Mari DeMarco
Clinical Chemistry Fellow
Washington University

Mark A. Marzinke
Postdoctoral Fellow-Clinical Chemistry
Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions

Michael Angelo
resident
UCSF

Nicole M. Green
Assistant Laboratory Director
Los Angeles County Public Health Laboratory

Ramesh Saeedi
Medical Biochemistry Resident (PGY2)
University of British Columbia

Robert Benirschke
Postdoctoral Fellow
Mayo Clinic

Sarah Shugarts
post-doctoral fellow
UCSF

Steven Cotten
Clinical Chemistry Fellow, Pathology and Lab Medicine
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Thomas Kampfrath
Clinical Chemistry Fellow
Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, University of Louisville

Tiffany K Roberts-Wilson
Clinical Chemistry Fellow
Emory University School of Medicine; Department of Pathology

Tom Gaulton
PhD student/Post doc
Health Protection Agency

Vijay Bhoj
PGY2
The Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania

Walter E. Kelley, D.O.
Fellow
NIH

Yen-Michael S. Hsu
Clinical Pathology Resident
Washington University School of Medicine

Yu Hou
Supervising Chemist
California Department of Public Health

Yungkang Lee
Clinical Chemistry Fellow
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Los Angeles

Zhen Zhao
Clinical Chemistry Fellow
Washington University in St. Louis

The American Association for Clinical Chemistry, Inc. (AACC) designates this activity for a maximum of 29.0 ACCENT credit hours (if you take two days of short courses and attend the entire meeting Mon-Wed). AACC is an approved provider of continuing education for clinical laboratory scientists licensed in, but not limited to, the states of California, Florida, Louisiana, Montana, Nevada, North Dakota, Rhode Island, and West Virginia.

Short Courses

Course 1: New Developments in LC/MS and Mass Spectrometry
CE Credits: 14
ACCENT Activity Number: 247-12NON-001

Course 2: Development and Validation of Quantitative LC-MS/MS
CE Credits: 14
ACCENT Activity Number: 247-12NON-002

Course 3: Introduction to Mass Spectrometry
CE Credits: 7
ACCENT Activity Number: 247-12NON-003

Course 4: Metabolomics
CE Credits: 7
ACCENT Activity Number: 247-12NON-004

Course 5: Proteomics
CE Credits: 11
ACCENT Activity Number: 247-12NON-005

Course 6: Chromatographic Principles for Mass Spectrometry Applications
CE Credits: 7
ACCENT Activity Number: 247-12NON-006

Course 7: Manual Interpretation of ETD Mass Spectra of Peptides
CE Credits: 14
ACCENT Activity Number: 247-12NON-007

Course 8: Understanding and Optimization of LC/MS/MS to Develop Successful Methods for Identification and Quantitation in Complex Matrices
CE Credits: 14
ACCENT Activity Number: 247-12NON-008

Course 9: How to Develop Robust Assays Faster Using Free Data Analysis Tools
CE Credits: 14
ACCENT Activity Number: 247-12NON-009

Course 10: Preparing Scientific Papers for Publication: Improving Your Changes for Success
CE Credits: 7
ACCENT Activity Number: 247-12NON-009

Course 11: How to Implement A Business Strategy Tailored for Specific Inventions
CE Credits: 7
ACCENT Activity Number: 247-12NON-009

Conference

It is necessary to fill in ratings for all of the speakers to get credit. It is, however, not possible to be three places at once. For the talks you did not attend please rate the speaker with a neutral score (3).

Monday, January 16, 2012 Morning Tracks
CE Credits: 3.0
ACCENT Activity Number: 247-12NON-010

Monday, January 16, 2012 Afternoon Tracks
CE Credits: 2.0
ACCENT Activity Number: 247-12NON-011

Tuesday, January 17, 2012 Morning Tracks
CE Credits: 3.0
ACCENT Activity Number: 247-12NON-012

Tuesday, January 17, 2012 Afternoon Tracks
CE Credits: 2.0
ACCENT Activity Number: 247-12NON-013

Wednesday, January 18, 2012 Morning Tracks
CE Credits: 3.0
ACCENT Activity Number: 247-12NON-014

Wednesday, January 18, 2012 Afternoon Tracks
CE Credits: 2.0
ACCENT Activity Number: 247-12NON-015