Janette Gomos-Klein

Dr. Janette Gomos-Klein serves as a Lecturer in the Department of Biological Sciences within the School of Arts and Sciences at Hunter College, City University of New York (CUNY). Her academic specialization focuses on undergraduate education and course development in biological sciences, indicating a strong commitment to pedagogy and curriculum design.

Dr. Gomos-Klein's research spans multiple interconnected fields of molecular biology with significant contributions in:

• Immunology, particularly T-cell receptor genetics and regulation
• Virology, focusing on adeno-associated virus integration mechanisms
• Physiology, investigating angiotensin-converting enzyme function
• Gene therapy vector development
• Molecular mechanisms of gene regulation

Analysis of her publication record reveals an evolutionary trajectory from early work on viral integration mechanisms to more specialized research on immune cell genetics and enzyme physiology. Her research demonstrates strong interdisciplinary connections between molecular biology, immunology, and physiology with practical implications for gene therapy development. The consistent collaboration with researchers across multiple institutions highlights her integration into broader scientific networks despite her current teaching-focused position.

Dr. Gomos-Klein earned her PhD in Biological Sciences from CUNY, establishing her research foundation before transitioning to her current educational role. Her contact information includes the email Klein@genectr.hunter.cuny.edu and office location at 68th Street North 818 with telephone number (212) 396-6252.