Scientifically informed patent prosecution

Amber Majnik facilitates the preparation and prosecution of patent applications related to immunology, epigenetics, genomics, and molecular and cellular biology. She brings over a decade of professional research experience covering areas that include autoimmune disease, neuroimmunology and epigenetic regulation of disease. Her skillset also includes:

• Scientific and regulatory writing
• Project management and laboratory management
• Protocol development
• Oral presentations at various local, national and international conferences

Amber has authored and co-authored numerous peer reviewed manuscripts, book chapters and grant submissions and acted as an invited peer reviewer for scientific journals and grant agencies. Her extensive research and technical writing experience enables her to effectively assist clients in patent drafting and prosecution.

Bar Admissions

Education

• Montana State University Billings (B.S., 2003)
  • Biology

• University of Utah (Postdoctoral Study, with honors, 2010)
  • Neurosurgery and Hematology

• University of Utah (Ph.D., with honors, 2009)
  • Experimental Pathology Department
  • Dissertation: Role of Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptor Alpha7 in the Modulation of Skin Inflammation