Daniela Bettio

Biography

Professional experiences 09/2000 - 04/2001 Department of Psychiatry, University of Chicago, Chicago (IL), USA Associate Researcher. Preparation of specific chromosome DNA probes and use of FISH to find chromosomal alterations associated with mental disorders such as schizophrenia and autism. Participation in the workgroup on chromosome 15 on a project funded by NIH. 07/1998 - 11/1999 House of Care S. PIO X - Milan, MI, Italy Penultimate Role and Activity Description Coadiutore Biologo - Head of Cytogenetics Laboratory. Prenatal diagnosis of the first and second trimesters (chorial and amniotic fluid), constitutional karyotype in patients with suspected chromosomal syndrome and couples with infertility and / or poliborticism, karyotype on spontaneous abortion material. Training 15/11/1993 Medical Genetics University of Milan 07/14/1981 Degree in Biological Sciences University of Padua Academic role Name University / Body University of Milan From 09/2011 to the 08/2012 Role Professor at Contract Activity description Integrative technical-application didactic activity of the course "From Atoms to Cells [Mod.Genetics]" at the Degree in Medicine and Surgery - International Medical School for academic year 2011/12. Previous role Associate Researcher at "Department of Psychiatry", University of Chicago, from September 1, 2000 to April 30, 2001, for the preparation of specific chromosome DNA probes and use of FISH for the research of chromosome abnormalities associated with mental disorders (schizophrenia and autism). Master of Science - Faculty of Medicine and Surgery, University of Milan, for didactic activities and examination sessions in the academic years 1988/89 and 1989/1990. Scientific Activities Name of the Entity IRCCS Center for Auxiliary Italian - National Institute of Health (NIH) - The University of Chicago Nation Italy - Bethesda, MD, USA - Chicago, IL, USA Covered Office Researcher Activity description 1996 - Collaboration for the study of the candidate gene for obesity. 2000: member of the study group on chromosome 15.

Research Interest

Research Areas of Interest Chromosomal abnormalities in pulmonary lesions (Ground Glass Opacity, GGO) Infertility poliabortivity Leukemia