Julia Gontar

Managed PGT-A/PGT-SR using NGS and FISH, including data processing and reporting, and developed SOPs and regulatory documentation. Trained junior staff and lectured medical professionals.

Performed cytogenetic diagnostics including karyotyping and FISH analysis in the context of reproductive health and IVF. Interpreted chromosomal abnormalities, supported clinical decision-making, and contributed to the development of internal protocols for quality control and reporting.

Provided structured feedback on language, logic, and data presentation for scientific manuscripts. Evaluated experimental clarity and methodological accuracy in reproductive genetics.

Consulted on mobile app interface logic for an IVF clinic, mapping clinical workflows to patient-friendly app content. Validated genetic logic and user experience for both clinicians and patients.

Delivered accessible scientific commentary for public broadcasts as a guest speaker. Adapted complex medical genetics ideas into understandable messages for a general audience.

Performed statistical analysis on infertility factors related to Chernobyl radiation exposure. Supported research on early human development in a national-level scientific institute

Cytogenetic studies in children affected by radiation, and patients with delayed puberty or suspected chromosomal anomalies. Literature screening on chromosomal/multifactorial disorders. Research on dermatoglyphic markers and population disease frequencies

Conducted research on chromosomal nondisjunction across stages of human ontogenesis, including sperm, early embryos, chorionic tissue from miscarriages, amniocytes, and blood from individuals with reproductive or developmental disorders. Contributed to understanding genetic instability and its impact on reproductive health and prenatal diagnostics.

Obtained a Master's degree with a specialization in Genetics. Specialized in human and molecular genetics with exposure to interspecies genetic studies. Training included cytogenetics, molecular diagnostics, and independent research. Master’s thesis focused on recurrence risk calculations for complex disorders such as epilepsy and gastric ulcers.

Completed a Bachelor’s degree in Biology with early specialization in genetics. Coursework included foundational subjects in molecular biology and heredity. My thesis explored multifactorial disorders, examining their biological mechanisms and population distribution.