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| − | Professor, Department of Molecular and Human Genetics Skelatal Dysplasia Clinic. Other positions include; Chief, Genetics Service, California Children's Hospital; Director, Pediatric Genetics Clinic; Medical Director, Cytogenetics Laboratory, BCM Medical Genetics Laboratories.
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| − | Education; M.D., University of Buenos Aires, 1981; Intern and Resident, Pediatrics, Beth Israel Medical Center, 1991; Fellow, Clinical Genetics and Cytogenetics, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, 1994.
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| − | Board Certifications: American Board of Medical Genetics: Clinical Molecular Genetics, Clinical Cytogenetics, and Clinical Genetics.
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| − | Professional Organizations: Member, American Society of Human Genetics; Member, American College of Medical Genetics; Member, Society for Pediatric Research; Member, Teratology Society.
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| − | Clinical Interests: Birth defects, genomic disorders, skeletal dysplasias, and Angelman/Prader Willi Syndrome.
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| − | Research Interests: Carlos is primarily dedicated to clinical activities in the Department of Molecular and Human Genetics. In the area of clinical genetics, he is involved in the diagnosis and management of patients with birth defects and a variety of genetic disorders and participate in the Skeletal Dysplasia Clinic. He is directly involved in the supervision and training of medical students, residents, and fellows. As the Medical Director of the Kleberg Cytogenetics Laboratory, He has a particular interest in structural chromosomes abnormalities and genomic disorders (contiguous gene deletion/duplication syndromes), as well as the mechanism of origin of these chromosome anomalies. In addition, he has one major area of interest: Epigenetics and Disorders of Imprinting: In collaboration with Dr. Arthur Beaudet and Dr. Lisa Noll they are conducting a natural history study for children with Angelman syndrome supported by the Rare Disease Center Research Network (NIH). A group of Angelman syndrome patients are being brought to the Clinical Research Center at Texas Children's Hospital for developmental, clinical and EEG evaluations on a yearly basis. This is allowing us to understand progression, complications and co-morbidities. We have recently concluded two different studies using betaine, creatine and folic acid/metafolin to promote methylation and revert silencing of the paternal allele. This trial attempted to ameliorate the symptoms of Angelman syndrome by altering patterns of imprinting.
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| − | '''Major Lucien Victor Ott, personal bodyguard.''' | |
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| − | A much decorated French Para-commando veteran. Lucien Ott was born and brought up within the French Foreign Legion in Algeria. His grandfather killed in WW1 in the Dardanelles campaign served in the elite Chasseurs d'Afrique. Lucien's father Victor served in the Spahi before joining the French Foreign Legion. Victor Ott became a senior NCO in the 1st Foreign Legion Cavalry Regiment , wounded in the Riff wars he was invalided out on pension.
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| − | Lucien joined the newly formed French Para-commandos serving in the 2nd Demi-Brigade SAS in Indochina, then with the 8 BCCP under Col Bigeard. He volunteered to parachute into Dien Bien Phu where he was wounded and captured by the Viet Minh. He escaped and joined the GCMA a military intelligence operation organising Montagnard resistance groups. After the war he transferred to the Deuxieme Bureau (Military Intelligence). In Marseillaise his friend Jim Alcheik (of the French Secret Service) introduced him to Karate and Aiki Ju Jutsu training of the Yoseikan school under Tetsuki Murikami.
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| − | Also in 1956 he was tasked with reviewing operational protective methods for French military VIPs. His review found that the methods used internationally in bodyguarding were ineffective and outmoded. From this was born the Lucien Ott protection method he called 'Defense & Security' He coined the phrase "protection rapprochée" which the UK's Royal Military Police mistranslated as Close Protection.
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| − | Lucien Ott founded the International Bodyguard Association as a think-tank for bodyguards and as their Association. Lucien was working against terrorism in Algeria when he was selected by M. Tinet to form a personal bodyguard for President de Gaulle at the height of the OAS crisis. Under the authority of General de Monssabert a group of ex-special forces veterans were formed as "Les Gorilles". When Pompidou succeeded De Gaulle as President 'Les Gorilles' were given the option of being absorbed by the Gendarmerie or leaving. Constant absence from his family while on duty led to a divorce and seperation from his two children Veronique and Didier.
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| − | Lucien moved to Munich where he tried his hand as a 'Cascador' or stunt man and he established a Cascador school. Soon, Lucien returned to bodyguarding celebrities from the world of the cinema. He was in demand from both Military and Law Enforcement as a bodyguard instructor. In the mid-1970s he moved to Bruxelles and established his IBA Acadmey 'Defence & Security' in Rue de l'Etoile in Uccle. Led IBA training teams to the Baltic Republics, Afghanistan, Russia, Ukraine and Kazakstan.Training Teams were dispatched by the current Director General to train UN Forces at Tuzla in Bosnia and elements of the Security Forces of the European Union (EEC).
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| − | He became the first outsider to train KGB (Crimea 1991) and started training for bodyguards (Government and Corporate) in Poland (1988) Estonia (1989) Latvia and Lithuania (1990). He pioneered the IBA method in Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Mongolia. To date he has trained bodyguards on 5 continents including 36 countries.
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