About Me
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I am a Syracuse University College of Arts and Sciences Biochemistry Student with additional background gathered in emergency medicine while serving on a volunteer Emergency medical services ambulance squad in Long Hill Township, New Jersey. I received Emergency Medical Technician training and certification from the Morristown Fire and Police Academy. My scientific and medical interests include: recycling, pollution, Cancer, psychology, substance abuse, zoopharmacognosy, metalloproteins, genetics, organic chemistry, nanotechnology, surgery, body modification, artificial intelligence, powered exoskeletons, and bioengineering. Other of my interests, besides biochemistry and medecine, include: blues and jazz piano, musical composition, science fiction, soccer, cooking, video games, electronica, rock music, political science, vaporwave, deep web, dark web, programming, and oxford commas.
The majority of my edits will come from pubmed cited science papers as well as undergraduate and graduate textbooks, chemistry and biology resource texts, and also key electronic resource. Some of my additions to articles will come in the form of images I generated personally, believing strongly in the value of copyrights and always intolerant of plagiarism. I will always look out for spam and general vandalism of pages as well as being stingy for grammatical errors; I will likely rewrite the words of a sentence to make it sound better, keeping the content information the same. Less often I will test the links on a page and also test to see that the sources cited are legitimate or that the link is still active.
MediaWiki Portfolio
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Holoenzyme (Green) with helicies A-G labeled (purple) as well as Retinal ligand (orange)
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Surface visualization of Proteorhodopsin showing terminals
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Visualization of the retinal bound active site of the 2L6X protein structure of pRhodopsin, residues color coded and labeled by activity, ligand is orange.
Holoenzyme (Green) with helicies A-G labeled (purple) as well as Retinal ligand (orange)
Surface visualization of Proteorhodopsin showing terminals
Visualization of the retinal bound active site of the 2L6X protein structure of pRhodopsin, residues color coded and labeled by activity, ligand is orange.
