Mentors: Marshall Hertz, MD and Richard King, MD, PhD
Current Position: Instructor in Medicine, University of Minnesota
T32 Support: 2003 - 2006
Education: 1987 – 1989, P.U.C, Seshadripuram Pre-Univ.
College, Bangalore, India
1989 – 1994, M.B.B.S., Jagadguru Shree
Shivarathreeshwaa Medical College,
Mysore, India
1994 – 1995, Internship, Jagadguru Shree
Shivarathreeshwaa Medical College,
Mysore, India
1997 – 1998, Research Fellowship, James A.
Hurley VA Hospital, Florida
1998 – 2001, Internal Medicine Residency,
Hurley Medical Center, Flint, MI
2001 – 2002, Critical Care Fellowship,
Hennepin County Medical Center,
Minneapolis., MN
2002 – 2006, Pulmonary/Critical Care Fellowship, University of Minnesota
Project: Dr. Patil’s research experience in the three years that he was a trainee on this grant focused on gene expression profiling of peripheral blood mononuclear cells in lung transplant recipients. His poster, “Cytomegalovirus shedding does not influence gene expression in bronchoalveolar lavage cells after lung transplantation,” was presented at the World Transplant Congress in July 2006. The above project involved obtaining consent from many patients for lung transplant research and collecting blood and BAL samples. He produced microarrays in the lab using some of the above samples and analyzing the data. Two manuscripts have been published utilizing the data from this project. Additionally Dr. Patil successfully completed an Advanced Genetics course as well as two semesters of Biostatistics, which enhanced his research development.
Publications:
Lande JD, Patil J, Li N, Berryman TR, King RA, Hertz MI. Novel insights into lung transplant rejection by microarray analysis. Proc Am Thorac Soc 2007; 4(1):44-51.
Patil J, Lande JD, Li N, Berryman TR, King RA, Hertz MI. Bronchoalveolar lavage cell gene expression in acute lung rejection: Development of a diagnostic classifier. Transplantation 2008: In press.
Last updated 2-19-2008