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Charles Soule, M.B.S.
Scientist
B198 Mayo, MMC 107
420 Delaware Street S.E.
Minneapolis, MN 55455
Direct: (612) 626-2518
Fax: (612)624-2002
E-Mail: soule005@umn.edu
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EDUCATION:
Master of Biological Sciences, Major Biology, Emphasis Physiology
and Biochemistry
University of Minnesota Graduate School
Date of Graduation: July 2005
Bachelor of Science, Major Biology
University of Minnesota College of Biological Sciences
Date of Graduation: December 1992
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RESEARCH EXPERIENCE:
Scientist, June 2002 to Current, University of Minnesota
Medical School,
Department of Surgery, Section of Experimental Surgical Services
Promoted from Assistant Scientist November 2005
"Molecular preservation of skeletal and cardiac muscle from
ischemic damage"
Assistant Scientist, November 1993 to June 2002, University
of Minnesota Medical School, Department of Anesthesiology
Promoted from Principal Laboratory Technician March 1999
"Development of the large mammalian isolated working heart
model -- The Visible Heart™"
"Understanding of cardiovascular anesthetic complications"
Senior Laboratory Technician, January 1991 to November 1993,
University of Minnesota Medical School, Department of Medicine,
Section of Infectious Diseases
Promoted from Undergraduate Research Assistant October 1992
"Characterization of the genotype and phenotype of select HSV
I strains"
"Development of molecular testing for Lyme Disease"
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PEER-REVEIWED PUBLICATIONS:
1. Bandschapp O, Ginz HF, Soule CL, Girard T, Urwyler A,
and Iaizzo PA. In vitro effecs of propofol and volatile agents on pharmacologically induced chloride channel myotonia. Anesthesiology. 2009;111:584-90
2. Hong H, Sigg DC, Coles JA, Oeltgen PR, Harlow HJ, Soule CL,
and Iaizzo PA. Hibernation induction trigger reduces hypoxic damage
of swine skeletal muscle. Muscle Nerve. 2005;32:200-7
3. Hill AJ, Laske TG, Coles JA, Sigg DC, Skadsberg ND, Vincent
SA, Soule CL, Gallagher WJ, and Iaizzo PA. In vitro studies
of human hearts. Ann Thorac Surg. 2005;79:168-77.
4. Chinchoy E, Soule CL, Houlton AJ, Gallagher WJ, Hjelle
MA, Laske TG, Morissette J, Iaizzo PA. Isolated four-chamber working
swine heart model. Ann Thorac Surg. 2000;70:1607-14.
5. Kehler CH, Hebl JR, Soule CL, Gallagher WJ, Houlton AJ.
The effect of reduced myocardial cyclic AMP content on the response
to milrinone in the isolated guinea pig heart. J Heart Lung Transplant.
1997;16:636-42.
6. Haanes EJ, Nelson CM, Soule CL, Goodman JL. The UL45
gene product is required for herpes simplex virus type 1 glycoprotein
B-induced fusion. J Virol. 1994;68:5825-34.
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ABSTRACTS:
1. Hebl JR, Houlton AJ, Soule CL, Kehler CH. The effect
of sympathectomy on the response to milrinone in the isolated guinea
pig heart. Anesthesiology 1995 Sept;83(3A): A626, 1995 Annual Meeting
- American Society Of Anesthesiologists, Atlanta, Georgia
2. Haanes EJ, Nelson CM, Soule CL, Goodman JL. Suppression
of a glycoprotein B syn Mutation in the HSV-1 CAM-Invasive recombinant
F1 correlates with diminished invasiveness. 1992 17th International
Herpesvirus Workshop, Edinburgh, Scotland
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EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS:
Contributor: The Visible Heart™ Viewer. Educational
CD, Version 1.1, University of Minnesota and Medtronic Inc., December
2000.
Contributor: The Visible Heart™: A New View Into the
Heart. Demonstration CD, University of Minnesota and Medtronic Inc.,
November 1999.
Contributor: The Human Body Gallery at the Science Museum
of Minnesota, The Visible Heart™ display.
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OTHER:
Presenter: University of Minnesota Community Heart Fair at
the Science Museum of Minnesota. Presented Dr. Lillehei's prototype
blood oxygenator, March 22 2003
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