Karol
Bomsztyk
MD
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bio
Dr.Bomsztyk is a physician-scientist who has approached research through developing microsensors, biotechniques, instrumentation and computational tools. Recognizing the complexity of transcriptional and epigenetic control in health and disease, Dr. Bomsztyk's laboratory has been advancing high throughput technologies and computational tools to study these processes and networks. First, with Fast ChIP followed by Matrix ChIP and more recently by a high throughput instrument for chromatin/DNA/RNA/protein sample preparation, PIXUL, and a system for storing and sampling tissues, the CryoGrid.
research interests
- Multiomics (epigenetics, transcriptomics, epitranscriptomics and proteomics) approaches to reverse engineer disease pathways.
clinical interests
- General Medicine
- Nephrology
education & training
Brooklyn College- BS Physics and Mathematics (1973)
University of Rochester- MD Medicine (1977)
Yale New Haven Hospital- Residency- Internal Medicine (1978)
Yale University- Fellowship- Nephrology (1983)
honors
Phi Beta Kappa
Alpha Omega Alpha
National Research Service Award, NIH (1980-1982)
New Investigator Research Award, NIH (1986-1989)
Established Investigatorship Award, American Heart Association (1989-1994)
MERIT Award, NIH (2003)