ANGELICA GONZALEZ-OLIVER
Address: Dept of Anthropology
1112 Turlington Hall
University of Florida
Gainesville, Fl
32611-7305
Telephone: (352) 392-2253 ext 247 (lab), (352) 392-6929 (fax)
E-mail: mayago10@yahoo.com.mx
Birthplace: D.F. state, Mexico city
1999-2001 Ph. D. In Biological Sciences. School of Sciences. National
Autonomous University of Mexico. Research area: Molecular
Anthropology Thesis: Analysis of founding mitochondrial DNA
linages in bone remains of prehispanic settlers from the Maya town
Xcaret, Quintana Roo.
1988-1993
Degree
in Biology. School of Sciences. National Autonomous
University of Mexico. Research area: Electron
Microscopy Thesis: Variations in the structure of ribonucleoproteins and chromatin in uterine-cervix cells with
different levels of malignity.
Academic Distinctions:
2002 Researcher of National System
of Researchers from Mexico.
2001 Ph.D. with honorific mention and candidate for
the procurement of silver medal’s Alfonso Caso. School of Science. UNAM.
Mexico.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Oct, 2002- present Postdoctoral position, Dept of
Anthropology, Univ of Florida
Present position Teaching associate of Department of Biology. School of Science. National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM).
1999-2000 Teaching associate.
Molecular Biology of the Cell I and II. School of Sciences. UNAM. Mexico
2000-2001
Teaching associate.
“Molecular Anthropology. School
of Sciences. UNAM. México
-Examine mtDNA lineages from
both modern and ancient Native Americans. Specifically interested in addressing
questions regarding the peopling of the New World and migrations
-Detection, analysis, and
interpretation of human molecular genetic diversity
-Analysis
of ancient populations
Gabriel Lopez
Velásquez, Angelica Gonzalez Oliver,
Miguel Angel Alcantara Ortigoza, Joel Armando Vazquez Perez, Rocio George
Téllez, Luis Felipe Jiménez Garcia. 2003. El Aparato de Golgi "(Golgi
complex). Capítulo 15. En el libro: Biología Celular y Molecular.
Editorial Pearson Educación. Editores:
Jiménez L Felipe. y Merchant Horacio.
González-Oliver,
Angélica, Márquez-Morfin,
Lourdes, Jiménez, José C, and Torre-Blanco, Alfonso. 2001. Founding Amerindian
mitochondrial DNA linages in ancient Maya from Xcaret, Quintana Roo. American
Journal Physical Anthropology. 116:230-235.
González-Oliver,
Angélica, Echeverría, Olga M,
Hernández-Pando, Rogelio, and Vázquez-Nin, Gerardo. 1997. Ultrastructural study
of the nuclei of normal, dysplastic, and carcinomatous epithelial cells of the
human cervix uteri. Ultrastructural
Pathol. 21:379-392.