Oliver Lin
M.S. Microbiology at National Yang-Ming University, 2005
B.S. Biology at National Yang-Ming University, 2003
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Oliver was the third graduate student to receive his PhD from the Sullivan Lab. He is now studying viral microRNAs with Dr. Finn Grey at the University of Edinburgh in Scotland.
Project description:
My project focuses on identifying and understanding the functions of novel non-coding RNAs from the human tumor virus, KSHV. In addition, I study alternative functions for the host RNAi machinery in regulating viral gene expression
Biography:
National Tsing Hua University, B.S. Biology, 2003
National Yang-Ming University, M.S. Microbiology, 2005
Ph. D. Microbiology
Selected Publications:
Y.T. Lin, R.P. Kincaid, D. Arasappan, S.E. Dowd, S.P. Hunicke-Smith, and C.S. Sullivan. 2010. Small RNA profiling reveals antisense transcription throughout the KSHV genome and novel small RNAs. RNA, 16(8):1540-58
L.V. McClure, Y.T. Lin and C.S. Sullivan. 2011. Detection of viral microRNAs by Northern blot analysis. 2011. In Methods in Molecular Biology: “Antiviral RNAi - immune defense and therapy”, R. Van Rij, Editor. Humana Press. (invited book chapter)
Y.T. Lin and C.S. Sullivan. Expanding the Role of Drosha to the Regulation of Viral Gene Expression. In prep.
Presentations:
Oral Presentation: 29th Annual Meeting of American Society for Virology, 2010
Oral Presentation: University of Texas Virology Club, 2011
“When I'm not in the lab you will most-likely find me working on my killer badminton serve.”
One of my favorite pieces of data: