Steven Dowdy
Steven Dowdy
Steven Dowdy is an experienced systems professional who specializes in sponsored research administration and fund accounting. He works closely with both OSRAIT (Office of Sponsored Research Administration and Information Technology), and other university offices.
General internists (or internists), commonly referred to as internists, offer comprehensive care to adult patients suffering from multiple system illnesses. They diagnose and treat cross-system illnesses in addition to providing referrals when necessary.
Early Life and Education
Steven Dowdy has over 13 years of experience as a General Internal Medicine Physician at UP Health System Marquette and accepts various insurance plans.
He specializes in molecular biology, small interfering RNA (siRNA), genetics and endocytosis research as well as Membranes and Phosphodiester bonds.
His lab created a method to disguise RNAi drugs with neutral, bioreversible phosphotriester groups that increase stability and delivery, enabling RNAi drugs to get inside cells where it can prevent diseases at their genetic roots.
Enzymes then remove portions of the molecule to reveal its drug. A UCSD study with 16 co-authors, proved the technique in cells and living mice; Solstice Biologics in San Diego will commercialize this technology.
Professional Career
Steven Dowdy is an expert on cancer biology and therapeutic RNAi therapies as well as G1 cell cycle control. Currently he works at UCSD School of Medicine as Professor of Cellular and Molecular Medicine.
His laboratory has developed the synthesis of RNAi prodrug triggers with bioreversible, charge neutralizing phosphotriester backbones to increase metabolic stability and deliverability, increasing metabolic stability and deliverability. He currently sits on several Scientific Advisory Boards including Generation Bio and Solstice Biologics.
His research included Fusion protein, In vivo and Cyclin-dependent Kinase; all complex fields requiring attention and effort from scientists alike to fully comprehend. While scientists often experience some form of drama within their professional lives, the shooting of Dowdy by Hans Petersen was unprecedented in its scope and severity.
Achievement and Honors
Dowdy has earned widespread acclaim throughout his career for various projects that have earned him widespread renown, such as studies in RNA interference therapeutics and G1 cell cycle control. He served as both a Damon Runyon postdoctoral fellow and assistant professor at Washington University School of Medicine before moving onto becoming professor in UCSD’s Department of Cellular and Molecular Medicine.
Dowdy had served as Ashland’s offensive coordinator since 1980 and attended every Tomcats football game from 1980 on. But watching them take to the field without his presence wasn’t always easy – even just from behind Putnam Stadium goalposts on Saturday!
Personal Life
Dowdy prefers to keep her personal life private and is reluctant to share details of it with the media. She appears to be leading an enjoyable life while taking great care in maintaining good health; currently a part of CNBC family where she hosts various shows such as Worldwide Exchange and On the Money.
At previous hearings, prosecutors described Peterson as “an extremely frightening and dangerous individual”. He shot Dowdy through her bedroom window before breaking into Fletcher’s home and shooting her brother-in-law while they were showering.
Dowdy specializes in RNAi therapeutics and G1 cell cycle regulation. He completed his doctoral studies at UC Irvine with Eric Stanbridge on tumor suppressor genes before undertaking postdoctoral work at MIT with Bob Weinberg on biochemistry of Rb tumor suppressor gene (1990-1994). From 1999 until 2001 he served as assistant professor at Washington University School of Medicine before moving to join UCSD Department of Cellular and Molecular Medicine as associate professor.
Net Worth
Landon Dowdy is an esteemed American journalist and reporter working for CNBC since 2014. She is best known for her contributions on shows like Worldwide Exchange and On the Money.
She prefers to remain private with regards to her personal life and finances. Therefore, her net worth remains unknown since no information about it is disclosed publicly.
Dowdy currently sits on the Board of Directors at Generation Bio and sits on its Scientific Advisory Board. Additionally, he has made investments in various companies; one notable investment being 15,000 units of Weyerhaeuser Co stock with an estimated value of $444 thousand as of 29 July 2005.