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Born in 1966, Israel.
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Received his Ph.D. in 2002 from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
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2002 - 2006 |
1997 – 2000 B.Sc. in Life Sciences, "Etgar" project for excellent students. the Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel.
2000 – 2001 M.Sc. studies, The Hebrew University- Hadassah Medical School, Jerusalem, Israel.
There is something profoundly elegant about the way a single cell becomes many. From the quiet, unassuming zygote emerges a world of possibility: muscle, neuron, skin, blood. Each choice, each transformation, carries the weight of billions of years of evolution, refined by time, governed by an intricate molecular logic.
As experienced chicken immunologists, we make extensive use of chicken antibodies purified from egg yolks and bile. We have perfected the methods for purifying IgY from yolk and chIgA from bile, and have recently begun to provide custom made antibodies to many of our colleagues that were unable to produce or purchase antibodies that matched their demands. We provide highly specific and purified antibodies at a cost that covers our expenses and that enables us to maintain our layer colony.
at the Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Enviroment
and the Koret School for Veterinary Medicine
Introduction to Cell Biology ( 71079: 2 credits):
A compulsory course for first-year students in animal and food sciences. A weekly 2 hour lecture covers the general aspects of mordern cell biology.
Doron Melamed, PhD - Rappaport Institute, Technion
Yaakov Waksman, PhD
Avner Adini, PhD
Shay Weiss, PhD
Ran Zichel, PhD
Helena Yagev, PhD
Eyal Klipper, PhD
Assaf Adlershtein
Liron Hirsch
Raaya Ilia
Shirly Cohen
Ana Dorfman
Inbal Bromberger. Expression and characterization of Ig transporters in the chick cloacal bursa and gut.
Neta Netzer-Cohen: Selection of B lymphocyte repertoire by bacterial products in the cloacal bursa (LPS and CpG).
Ori Elad: Transfer of maternal IgA from the egg to the avian embryonic gut and its uptake by goblet cells.
