Erick Lu is a PhD-trained immunologist and bioinformaticist with eight years of experience translating immune biology into antibody therapeutics, currently leading inflammation research as Principal Scientist at Gilead Sciences. He combines hands-on expertise in target discovery, assay development, single-cell RNA-seq pipelines, and preclinical pharmacology to move programs from discovery through IND support. His published work includes discovering a novel GPCR ligand and defining dendritic cell migration, reflecting a strong track record of identifying unexpected biology and new therapeutic hypotheses. Erick’s rare blend of wet-lab, mass-spec, and computational skills enables him to both generate and interpret complex single-cell datasets to nominate novel targets and mechanisms. Based in San Francisco, he’s equally comfortable presenting to scientific leadership or coordinating CROs to execute translational studies.
8 years of coding experience
13 years of employment as a software developer
B.A. Molecular Cell Biology Statistics Double Major, B.A. Molecular Cell Biology Statistics Double Major at University of California, Berkeley
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Biomedical Sciences (Immunology), Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Biomedical Sciences (Immunology) at University of California, San Francisco
A guide on how to find and download raw RNA-seq data from GEO. Batch download FASTQ files using a Python script and the NCBI SRA tools prefetch and fastq-dump.
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