We mourn the passing of Dr. Arthur E. Greene, the long-time head of Cell Biology at Coriell. Among his many contributions to improving human health, Dr. Greene worked with Dr. Lewis Coriell and Dr. Jonas Salk on the polio vaccine. A trailblazing researcher, we are grateful for Dr. Greene’s contributions to understanding and developing treatments for human viral diseases. Arthur E. Greene Obituary Dr. Arthur E. Greene. October 19, 2024, of Voorhees, NJ. Husband of the late Doris M.Greene. Beloved father of Marcia (Ronald) Bergman and Karol (Daniel) Baker. Beloved grandfather of Andrew (Kelly) Bergman and Matthew (Emily) Bergman. Great grandpop of Owen, Zoey, and Divina. Dr. Greene honorably served in WWII in the US Army, receiving the Purple Heart after taking shrapnel on Omaha Beach in Normandy during the second wave of the D-Day invasion. After WWll, he graduated from the University of Pennsylvania, where he received his B.S. He received Masters degrees in virology and microbiology, and a D.Sc. from Philadelphia College of Pharmacy & Science. Dr. Greene was a research scientist who worked to develop cures for human viral diseases, and worked with Dr. Jonas Salk on the vaccine to cure polio. He was the head of the Cell Biology Department at The Coriell Institute for Medical Research for 35+ years and was an adjunct professor at several area colleges and universities. Graveside services will be held on Tuesday, October 22nd at 1 P.M. at Locustwood Memorial Park, Cherry Hill, NJ. Shiva will be observed at his late residence immediately following the burial until 8 P.M. Contributions may be made to Samaritan Healthcare and Hospice, The Penn Fund, or the Coriell Institute for Medical Research.
Coriell Institute for Medical Research
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About us
Coriell Institute for Medical Research is an independent, non-profit biomedical research center based in Camden, New Jersey. Founded in 1953, the Institute is dedicated to unlocking the genetic code of human disease. Coriell is a pioneer in genomics, examining the utility of genetic information in clinical care through the Coriell Personalized Medicine Collaborative (CPMC) research study. Coriell is also exploring the promise of induced pluripotent stem cells – stem cells created from skin or blood – and their role in disease research and drug discovery. Additionally, Coriell continues to be recognized as the world’s leading biobank, distributing biological samples, and offering custom research and biobanking services to scientists around the globe. For more, visit www.coriell.org.
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- Research
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- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Camden, New Jersey
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- Nonprofit
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- 1953
- Specialties
- Personalized Medicine, Stem Cells, Biobanking, Cell Culture, Genetics Genomics, Cytogenetic Analyses, Molecular Biology, and Genotyping & Microarray
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403 Haddon Avenue
Camden, New Jersey 08103, US
Employees at Coriell Institute for Medical Research
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John Piccone
Biology by Design
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John Apathy
Digital Transformation Leader | Data Advocate | Chief Solutions Officer, XponentL Data
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Jaroslav Jelinek
Chief Scientific Officer at Coriell Institute for Medical Research
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Ken Somberg
Senior Advisor, Board Member, Venture Advisor, former CMO
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Thank you Meghana Rajesh for your kind words!
As summer 2024 comes to an end, I wanted to reflect on my summer internship at Coriell Institute for Medical Research! This internship experience truly made it my best summer yet! I joined Coriell with the goal of gaining hands-on wet lab experience, particularly in cell work, and I’m thrilled that’s exactly what I accomplished over the 10 weeks of my internship. The internship has been deeply enriching and filled with valuable learning opportunities. I had the privilege of working as a research intern in an epigenetics lab at the Camden Cancer Research Center under the mentorship of Dr. Mikel Ghelfi. My co-intern, Rachel Prutzman and I were responsible for maintaining our cell lines, monitoring their confluency every morning under the microscope, and ensuring they were ready for drug treatments. Throughout my internship, I performed a range of essential lab techniques, including cell maintenance (splitting, freezing, passaging, and media changes), cell treatment (seeding/plating in 96-well plates, cell counting, preparing drug stocks, and administering drug treatments), and analyzing experimental data using Incucyte. I also had the opportunity to perform DNA isolation and quantification with a nanodrop, as well as PCR and gel electrophoresis. This internship has been an incredible learning experience, and I’m excited to continue advancing in the field of research. I’m especially grateful to my mentor and supervisor, Dr. Mikel Ghelfi, for his exceptional guidance and training, and esteemed colleagues at Coriell, with whom I had the privilege to interact with. Overall, this internship has deepened my understanding of the research process and its potential as a career path. I’m thankful for the opportunity to learn critical lab techniques and work alongside distinguished researchers. I am proud to have interned at Coriell Institute for Medical Research this summer and am deeply grateful to the entire Coriell team for making this experience so rewarding and memorable!!
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Amber Bush serves as manager of the Customer Service Department here at Coriell. Her team is always on hand to help our collaborators and customers access the information and samples they need. When asked what she wished people knew about her team, Amber said, "We love what we do! We’re honored that we can assist members of the international scientific community with our samples by ensuring we process their orders efficiently and are always available to help if an issue does arise." In the below Q&A with Amber, learn more about Amber, her team, and their important role at Coriell.
Supporting Science: A Q&A with Coriell’s Customer Service Team Leader
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Tight junction protein ZO-1 is our cell line of the week! 🧫 Our human iPS cell lines and plasmids – fluorescently-tagged to illuminate cellular structures – are openly available to accelerate discovery: https://lnkd.in/gxW7U54b 📦 Distributed by Coriell Institute for Medical Research and Addgene. #OpenScience #CellLineOfTheWeek #CellScience
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Biospecimens from the Age-Related Eye Disease Study 2 (AREDS2) are now available from the National Eye Institute's Genetic Repositories at Coriell. These new samples complement the existing AREDS collection, providing researchers with a more robust resource to explore the genetic and environmental factors influencing eye health.
NEI Genetic Repositories Adds AREDS2 DNA Samples
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The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) Human Genetics Resource Center distributes DNA, cell lines and clinical data from more than 2000 people living with ALS to the research community to accelerate discovery of genetic risk factors for ALS.
Motor Neuron Disease
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How does Gennaro Calendo, Associate Director of Bioinformatics at Coriell, describe bioinformatics to friends and family outside of the industry? "Usually I start with a question, 'How much do you know about DNA?' And then gauge how quickly their eyes glaze over and adjust my answer," he said. Gennaro and the rest of the bioinformatics are essential parts of the team at Coriell. He answered several questions about his work, including the one above at greater length, in this Q&A.
Computing Biology: How Bioinformatics is Making a Difference at Coriell
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