PD Dr. med. Michaela Jaksch-Angerer

Personal Data

Name:	Michaela Jaksch-Angerer
Nationality:	German
Residence:	First: Munich, Germany
	Second: Dubai, UAE

Official address

• Freiburg Medical Laboratory Middle East LLC
• PO Box 3068
• Dubai, UAE
• Phone + 971 4 396 222 7
• Fax + 917 4 396 222 8

Education - School

1967 – 1971	Primary School, Bavaria, Germany
1971 – 1976	High School, Paris, France
1977 – 1981	High School, Bavaria, Germany

Medical-Technical und Medical Education

1982 - 1984	Graduation Medical Technician, Germany
1984 - 1986	Medical Technician at the LMU Munich, Germany (Immunology)
1986 - 1992	Study of Medicine, LMU Munich, Germany
1993 - 1994	Graduation MD, Institute of Diabetes Research, Munich, Germany
Since 1994	MD, Institute of Clinical Chemistry, Munich, Germany
Since 1999	Coordination of the Metabolic Disease Center Munich-Schwabing (see www.stoffwechselzentrum-muenchen.de)
Juli 2000	Specialization in Laboratory Medicine
April 2003	Graduation Associate Professor (PhD; Privat-Dozentin) with the Research Work ‘Causes of Cytochrome c Oxidase Deficiency’
June 2003	First position for C3 Professorship (Neurobiochemistry). Dpt. of Neurology, University Carl Gustav Carus of the Technical University in Dresden, Germany
November 2003	Graduation Assistant Medical Director
Since 2004	General Manager of ‘Freiburg Medical Laboratory Middle East LLC’. Management, Supervision, Marketing, Relations, Presentations, Technical Structuring of a Private Laboratory in the UAE.
July 2008	Quality Management: Accreditation according to ISO 15 189

Scientific Education

1989 - 1994	Immunology and Chemiluminescence assays in allergic disorders IV, Dpt. off Dermatology, LMU Munich (with Prof. Braun-Falco, Prof. J. Ring, Prof. Plewig)
1994	Thesis: “Chemiluminescence Assays in Patients with ASS-Idiosyncrasy and Allergic Contact Dermatitis“(with Prof. J. Ring)
1993 - 2001	Clinical Chemistry, Hematology, Hemostaseology, Immunology, Microbiology, Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, Cell Culturing, Clinical Education (inpatients). Research in ‘Molecular Causes of Metabolic Disorders’. Establishment of Methods (SSCP, Sequencing, Gene Analyses, Evaluation of mtDNA Concentration Assays with Light-Cycler-Technology (Real-time PCR), Monochromosome Transfer, Prenatal Diagnosis, Cultivation of Myoblasts, Single-Fibre-PCR, Several Protein Detection Analyses, Establishment of Analyses to Detect Autoimmune Disorders etc.)
1998	1ère École d’Été de Myologie, Hôpital de la Salpêtrière, Paris, Workshops and Seminars for the Diagnostics of Neurodegenerative Disorders.
1999	Fusion Techniques, Monochromosome Transfer in Fibroblasts to Detect Molecular Causes of Respiratory Chain Disorders (with Prof. E. Shoubridge, McGill University, Montreal, Canada)
2001	Transfection Techniques (Retrovirus Mediated Gene Transfer) to Detect Molecular Causes of Respiratory Chain Disorders (with Prof. E. Shoubridge, McGill University, Montreal, Canada)

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