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Adrián Cruz Olivares, B.Sc.

Specialty: Human gut microbiome (16S rRNA) analysis, bioinformatics, and cellular models for oxidative stress and DNA damage

Adrián Cruz Olivares is a biologist with training in bioinformatics and mammalian cell culture, integrating 16S rRNA microbiome pipelines (QIIME 2, R) with laboratory techniques for oxidative stress and DNA-damage evaluation. His experience spans pharmacogenomics data workflows, clinical/epidemiologic database handling, and preclinical assays in hematopoiesis/leukemia contexts. He complements his technical profile with science education and academic coaching.

Areas of Expertise

  • Microbiome analysis: 16S rRNA pipelines (QIIME 2), data wrangling and statistics in R
  • Bioinformatics & scripting: Linux, Bash; introductory Python for analysis automation
  • Cell culture & molecular techniques: DNA extraction/purification, PCR, gel electrophoresis
  • Oxidative stress & DNA-damage assessments in blood/cell models
  • Animal facility handling for preclinical studies; basic dosing and care
  • Scientific communication and teaching (math, biology, chemistry)

Education

  • B.Sc. in Biology — Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM), Mexico City (June 2025)
    — Thesis: Diversity of the gut microbiota in hypertensive older adults

Research & Professional Experience

  • Pharmacogenomics Laboratory Intern — National Institute of Genomic Medicine (INMEGEN), Mexico City (Aug 2023–Mar 2024)
    Analysis of gut microbiota (16S rRNA) in older adults using QIIME 2 and R; integration and normalization of clinical databases; collaboration with multidisciplinary teams linking genomic and clinical endpoints.
  • Hematopoiesis & Leukemia Laboratory — Service Placement — FES Zaragoza, UNAM (Jan 2022–Mar 2023)
    Participation in projects on DNA damage in older adults with metabolic syndrome; cell culture and oxidative-stress assays in blood cells.
  • Applications & Technical Support Assistant — Silvera Ciencia e Ingeniería, Mexico City (Sep 2024–Mar 2025)
    Technical advising on laboratory equipment, user training, and support for technology implementation.
  • STEM Instructor — Centro de Estudios Miguel Hidalgo, State of Mexico (Jan 2020–Jun 2021)
    Teaching mathematics, biology, and chemistry; academic planning and personalized coaching.

Leadership & Volunteering

  • Makesense re_action for impact — Climate-action project volunteer (Mar–Jul 2024)

Tools & Digital Skills

  • Bioinformatics: QIIME 2, R (intermediate), Linux/Bash; Python (introductory)
  • Lab: cell culture; DNA extraction; PCR; electrophoresis; basic animal handling
  • Productivity: data management, documentation, and scientific presentation

Luis Francisco Padilla Gómez, MD

Clinical Physician

Dr. Luis Francisco Padilla is a clinically trained physician with extensive experience in emergency medicine, primary care, and patient-centered clinical evaluation. He is known for delivering precise, timely, and personalized care, especially for international patients in urgent or complex situations.

Clinical Approach

Dr. Padilla combines clinical precision with a patient-centered mindset, ensuring each case is evaluated with clarity, safety, and responsiveness. His experience in high-demand environments allows him to act efficiently while maintaining a compassionate standard of care.

Role at Immunotherapy Regenerative Medicine

· Patient evaluation and clinical screening.

· Ongoing monitoring throughout treatment protocols.

· Support in delivering personalized, medically supervised care.

Medical Training

· Medical Surgeon (MD) Universidad de Guadalajara (CUCS)

· Professional License (DGP): 9429443

· State License (PEJ): 278713

Clinical Experience

Emergency Medicine — Hospiten Puerto Vallarta (2018–2021)

  • Rapid patient assessment and diagnostic decision-making.
  • Treatment planning: hospitalization vs. outpatient care.
  • Management of acute and complex clinical cases.

Public Health Program — PrEP (SETAC, 2021)

  • Initial evaluation and follow-up of patients in HIV prevention protocols.
  • Clinical focus on infectious diseases and sexual health.

Tourism & Occupational Medicine — San Javier Program (2017–2018)

  • On-site medical care in hotels, workplaces, and institutions.
  • Preventive care, check-ups, and acute interventions.

Tourist & Home-Based Care — SafeCare (2018–Present)

  • Emergency and general medical consultations at home.
  • Specialized care for international patients.
  • Continuity of care outside hospital settings.