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Martin D Ostrowski
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Licensed in District of Columbia for 16 years
State: District of Columbia
Acquired: 2009
No misconduct found
Location
Cellscript, Inc.
726 Post Rd, Madison, WI, 53713-4620
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Experience
Work Experience
2011 - Present
Director of Business Development and I.P., Cellscript
Associations
2011 - Present
Licensing Executives Society
2009 - Present
District of Columbia Bar
2010 - 2011
District of Columbia BarChair, New Lawyers, I.P. Section
Education
2008
Case Western Reserve University
MS - Master of Science
2008
Case Western Reserve University School of Law
JD - Juris Doctor
2002
Arizona State University
BS - Bachelor of Science
Publications
2012
Photochem Photobiol. 88(2):448-60
Photochemically generated elemental selenium forms conjugates with serum proteins that are highly cytotoxic to leukemia and selected solid tumor cells.
2005
Phosphorus Sulfur, and Silicon and the Related Elements 180:647-657
Elemental selenium generated by the photobleaching of selenomerocyanine photosensitizers forms conjugates with serum macromolecules that are toxic to tumor cells.
2005
Proceedings of SPIE Vol 5689. The International Society for Optical Engineering, Bellingham, pp 56-65
Role of photoproducts in the cytotoxic action of selenomerocyanine-med. photodyn. ther.
Languages
English
German