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BIOGRAPHICAL DATA AND CURRICULUM VITAE
Anne G. Pace, BS.
APRF NW LLC
PO Box 6022
Bellevue, Washington 98008
206-310-6171
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
DNA Testing observation and review, Biotech Trends/APRF NW LLC/Genelex Corp.,
Seattle and Bellevue Washington. January 2009 to present
Performs the role of DNA expert while visiting laboratories to observe DNA testing in
criminal cases, reviews laboratory work documents, assists in evidence handling and
outside testing of DNA samples and evidence. Also provides general DNA case consultation.
Previously approved for observation in the Washington State Patrol Crime labs in Seattle, Marysville, Vancouver, and Cheney locations.
Molecular Technologist III, Genelex Corporation, Seattle, WA
Performs high complexity, high-throughput genetic testing on a variety of human
biological substances in a clinical laboratory. Applies knowledge and a wide variety of
DNA methodologies using the techniques of molecular biology, biochemistry, chemistry,
and genetics. May perform a variety of laboratory techniques, that may include various
molecular biology procedures such as PCR, STRs, SNPs, DNA sequencing, and DNA
isolation using various methodologies. The Supervisor or peer reviews data after
completion. Completes analytical work in a timely manner as established by
management. Assists in the implementation of new technologies and performs methods
research. Follows all standard operating procedures including QA & QC procedures,
maintains safe and orderly work areas. Coordinates QA & QC for the entire laboratory.
Records and correctly interprets the results of all analyses, according to set procedures
and guidelines. Includes the recording and preservation of all necessary supporting
documentation in performing testing. Provides independent review of the data of other
molecular technologists. Prepares and/or reviews documentation for laboratory
accreditation. Assists the Scientific Director in the evaluation of overall
laboratory operations and implements changes as necessary.
Laboratory Supervisor, Genelex Corporation, Seattle, WA.
Responsible for supervising daily laboratory operations for paternity and forensic
casework. Performs scientific analyses of criminal and civil cases, prepares reports based
on the interpretation of observations and analytical test results, assists in court
preparations. Supervises and trains laboratory personnel. Reviews and/or participates in
casework, quality control, proficiency testing, training, and personnel performance.
Participates in validation and quality control of new methodologies before use in
casework. Prepares and/or reviews documentation for laboratory accreditation. Assists
the Scientific Director in the evaluation of overall laboratory operations and implements
changes as necessary. Administers personnel and laboratory policies. Assists with
internal reports and budgets. Consults with clients, and law enforcement professionals.
Participates in the development of company strategy for management.
Forensic and Paternity DNA Scientist, Genelex Corporation, Seattle, WA.
Responsibilities included:
• Forensic and Parentage Casework. Performs scientific analysis of parentage
and forensic testing cases. DNA analysis methods include STRs (Short tandem
repeats) , RFLP (Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism). Interprets
observations, and reviews work product. Participates in quality control and
quality assurance. Participates in internal and external proficiency testing. Probe
Manufacture. Lead responsibilities include coordinating the activities of the
Probe Manufacturing Department (since 9/94), including weekly manufacture,
quality control, equipment maintenance, reagent inventory, shipping procedures,
radioactivity records, customer service and technical support.
Laboratory Assistant, University of Washington, Department of Neurological Surgery
Research Laboratory, Seattle, WA. Responsibilities included assisting in various
experiments, preparation of reagents, glassware washing and autoclaving, preparation of
equipment and instruments for tissue culture, monitoring laboratory supplies, chemical
inventory.
EDUCATION:
BS. Bachelor of Science, Biology, Minor in Chemistry, Minor in Art, June 1994, Seattle
University, Seattle, WA.
CONTRACT AND PROJECT PARTICIPATION: Participated in:
ASCLD laboratory accreditation 1998-2003
Contract: Forensic DNA Analysis Services
Indiana State Police, Indianapolis, IN
PCR (STR PowerPlex) analysis of Offender Data Bank samples
March 1997 - 2003
Contract 3219 Forensic DNA Blood Analysis Services
Oregon State Police, Portland Forensic Division:
June 1, 1993 - September 1994
Contract 2110-76072 DNA Paternity Testing Services
State of Washington, DSHS; July 1, 1992 - June 30, 1997
Research project. DNA Technologies. Contract research on the use of DNA in ink for
anti-counterfeiting. Methods include extraction of DNA from ink, PCR (polymerase
chain reaction) amplification and detection of amplified product using electrophoresis.