Marjorie Reyes Farias

Responsible for protein production.

Responsible for the biological characterization of drugs with potential oncological activity targeting the N-terminal regulatory element of SRC. Standardization of in vitro techniques for drug testing. Setup of the biological research area in the laboratory.

Research technician in the Betaoxi group

Research assistant on the FONDECYT project titled "RSV Acute Respiratory Infection in Children Under 2 Years: Relationship of Obesity and Immune Response in the Severity of Infection."

Biochemist responsible for the genetic diagnostics laboratory.

Academic Coordinator for the Physiological and Pathological Chemistry I course, taught to undergraduate students at the Faculty of Chemical and Pharmaceutical Sciences.

Research Assistant in the FONDECYT project titled "OX-LDL/LOX-1/NADPH Oxidase Signaling Pathway in Cardiac Myofibroblasts: Novel Role in the Regulation of Autophagy, Survival, and Profibrotic Response."

Research assistant on the FONDECYT project titled "Molecular and Cellular Basis of the Protective Effect of Quercetin and Its Microbial Metabolite 3,4-Dihydroxyphenylacetic Acid Against Pancreatic β-Cell Dysfunction Induced by Cholesterol."

Biochemist responsible for providing technical support for research projects conducted in the Department of Nutrition. Duties include performing molecular biology and cell culture techniques, and supporting undergraduate and master's thesis students in executing protocols

Thesis titled "Study of immune population infiltrated in white adipose tissue: Novel target genes in obesity and metabolic diseases"

A 180-hour diploma program that covers topics related to the implementation and assurance of process quality within an organization according to established standards.

Thesis titled “Study of the potential anti-inflammatory effects of maqui and calafate Extracts in an in vitro model of obesity-linked inflammation.”