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Mitchell Bernstein
Experience 3.5 star rating
Industry Recognition 1.0 star rating
Professional Conduct 5.0 star rating

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Overview

Practice Areas
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  • 50% Intellectual Property
  • 50% Life Sciences / Biotechnology

Contact Information
  • Darby & Darby, Professional Corporation
    7 World Trade Center
    250 Greenwich Street
    New York, NY 10007
    Office: 212-527-7700
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Résumé

 

License

7 years since Mitchell Bernstein was first licensed to practice law.

State License status Year acquired Last updated by Avvo
Connecticut Active 2005 12/01/2008
New York Currently registered 2005 05/21/2011
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Education
School Major Degree Graduated
Fordham University School of Law Law JD - Juris Doctor 2006
University of California Biochemistry PhD - Doctorate 1986
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Associations
Position Association Name Duration
Member Connecticut Bar Association
Member New York State Bar Association

Portfolio

Publications
Article Publication Date
Cloning and characterization of Kin5, a novel Tetrahymena ciliary kinesin II,� Cell Motil. Cytoskeleton 2004
Flagellar kinesins: New moves with an old beat Cell Motil. Cytoskeleton 1995
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Speaking Engagements
Presentation Name Conference Date
Cloning and characterization of Kin5, a novel Tetrahymena ciliary kinesin II,� Cell Motil. Cytoskeleton 2004
Transposon insertions causing constitutive Sex-lethal activity in Drosophila melanogaster affect Sxl sex-specific transcript slicing Genetics 1995
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