Nicole J. Bolin - Director
Mrs. Bolin is a seasoned laboratory executive with over eight years of technical management
experience and is a co-founder of Chromosomal Laboratories, Inc. Mrs. Bolin’s diverse scientific
background, which includes human DNA identification techniques, molecular genetics,
microbiology, mycology, quality assurance, and information technologies, coupled with her hands on
approach, affords a distinct and balanced approach to laboratory operations, quality assurance and
customer service.
In additional to her regular responsibilities, Mrs. Bolin actively participates in R&D initiatives and is
responsible for the development and validation of several propriety techniques used in the
laboratory. Mrs. Bolin is also the vision behind the National Association for DNA Collection and
Management (NADCM), a training and certification division of Chromosomal Laboratories. Prior to
starting Chromosomal Laboratories, Mrs. Bolin managed the Microbiology, Mycology, Biochemistry
and Consumer Products and Food Safety divisions at Aerotech Laboratories, Inc, which at the time,
was the largest and most respected IAQ analytical laboratory in the world. Mrs. Bolin also served
as technical architect for numerous modules of a proprietary Laboratory Information Management
System (LIMS) and has developed most of the software used by Chromosomal Laboratories for
DNA sample management and reporting. Mrs. Bolin has a degree in Animal Science from the
University of Illinois.
Vince Miller, Ph.D. - Chief Technical Officer
Dr. Miller has over 27 years of experience in the fields of microbiology, pharmaceuticals, genetics
and chemistry in academia, and in the consulting and laboratory industries. He is the co-inventor of
two patents, the recipient of a grant from the National Institutes of Health, and an author on more
than 40 publications and over 40 proceedings at local, national and international conferences. Prior
to joining Chromosomal Laboratories, Dr. Miller served for one year as Chief Scientist at the
environmental consulting firm, Clark Seif Clark, Inc. and five years as Vice President of Aerotech
Laboratories. In both of those positions his duties included: litigative support, education, and
professional liaison to professional and client-based functions. Previously he served on the National
Board of Directors of the American Indoor Air Quality Council, the Advisory Board of the Indoor
Environmental Standards Organization, and the International Advisory Board for the Hong Kong
Indoor Air Quality Society.
Mrs. Bolin is a seasoned laboratory executive with over eight years of technical management
experience and is a co-founder of Chromosomal Laboratories, Inc. Mrs. Bolin’s diverse scientific
background, which includes human DNA identification techniques, molecular genetics,
microbiology, mycology, quality assurance, and information technologies, coupled with her hands on
approach, affords a distinct and balanced approach to laboratory operations, quality assurance and
customer service.
In additional to her regular responsibilities, Mrs. Bolin actively participates in R&D initiatives and is
responsible for the development and validation of several propriety techniques used in the
laboratory. Mrs. Bolin is also the vision behind the National Association for DNA Collection and
Management (NADCM), a training and certification division of Chromosomal Laboratories. Prior to
starting Chromosomal Laboratories, Mrs. Bolin managed the Microbiology, Mycology, Biochemistry
and Consumer Products and Food Safety divisions at Aerotech Laboratories, Inc, which at the time,
was the largest and most respected IAQ analytical laboratory in the world. Mrs. Bolin also served
as technical architect for numerous modules of a proprietary Laboratory Information Management
System (LIMS) and has developed most of the software used by Chromosomal Laboratories for
DNA sample management and reporting. Mrs. Bolin has a degree in Animal Science from the
University of Illinois.
Vince Miller, Ph.D. - Chief Technical Officer
Dr. Miller has over 27 years of experience in the fields of microbiology, pharmaceuticals, genetics
and chemistry in academia, and in the consulting and laboratory industries. He is the co-inventor of
two patents, the recipient of a grant from the National Institutes of Health, and an author on more
than 40 publications and over 40 proceedings at local, national and international conferences. Prior
to joining Chromosomal Laboratories, Dr. Miller served for one year as Chief Scientist at the
environmental consulting firm, Clark Seif Clark, Inc. and five years as Vice President of Aerotech
Laboratories. In both of those positions his duties included: litigative support, education, and
professional liaison to professional and client-based functions. Previously he served on the National
Board of Directors of the American Indoor Air Quality Council, the Advisory Board of the Indoor
Environmental Standards Organization, and the International Advisory Board for the Hong Kong
Indoor Air Quality Society.
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Dr. Miller is formally qualified as a Forensic DNA Analyst and Forensic DNA Technical Leader in compliance with the FBI’s Quality Assurance
Standards for DNA Analysis for DNA Testing laboratories and Convicted Offender DNA Databasing Laboratories. He is also qualified by both
the American Association for Blood Banks and the New York State Department of Health (in accordance with Article 5, Title V, Section 573 of
the Public Health Law) to act as a Laboratory Director for Forensic Identity/Parentage/Identity DNA Testing. Dr. Miller is court qualified as a
DNA expert.
R. James Bentley - Director of Sales and Marketing
Mr. Bentley began his career as a clinical chemist for a commercial laboratory that is now part of the LabCorp group. In this capacity Mr. Bentley
established the first emergency toxicology laboratory in Houston Texas, serving all major hospitals and select crime laboratories. He became
Laboratory Director of an 80 person laboratory and recognized technically as a General Supervisor by the Center for Disease Control. Mr.
Bentley was engaged by the Japanese government as a GC/MS expert for field work in Melbourne Australia. He was appointed to a Federal
Advisory Board in 2004 by Michael O. Leavitt, current Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
During the 1980s he created two startup environmental laboratories that still exist today. His duties, which grew through acquisitions by the
Corning Laboratory Group, resulted in the responsibility as VP/General Manager, for 700 employees. Mr. Bentley worked later as a consultant,
aiding in the incubation and development of technical start-ups, including an animal genetics laboratory acquired by Celera Corporation. In the
past 4 years before joining Chromosomal Laboratories, Mr. Bentley was Vice President of Aerotech Laboratories with responsibilities in the
environmental, industrial hygiene and WMD testing divisions. He has a degree in chemistry from Arizona State University.
Standards for DNA Analysis for DNA Testing laboratories and Convicted Offender DNA Databasing Laboratories. He is also qualified by both
the American Association for Blood Banks and the New York State Department of Health (in accordance with Article 5, Title V, Section 573 of
the Public Health Law) to act as a Laboratory Director for Forensic Identity/Parentage/Identity DNA Testing. Dr. Miller is court qualified as a
DNA expert.
R. James Bentley - Director of Sales and Marketing
Mr. Bentley began his career as a clinical chemist for a commercial laboratory that is now part of the LabCorp group. In this capacity Mr. Bentley
established the first emergency toxicology laboratory in Houston Texas, serving all major hospitals and select crime laboratories. He became
Laboratory Director of an 80 person laboratory and recognized technically as a General Supervisor by the Center for Disease Control. Mr.
Bentley was engaged by the Japanese government as a GC/MS expert for field work in Melbourne Australia. He was appointed to a Federal
Advisory Board in 2004 by Michael O. Leavitt, current Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
During the 1980s he created two startup environmental laboratories that still exist today. His duties, which grew through acquisitions by the
Corning Laboratory Group, resulted in the responsibility as VP/General Manager, for 700 employees. Mr. Bentley worked later as a consultant,
aiding in the incubation and development of technical start-ups, including an animal genetics laboratory acquired by Celera Corporation. In the
past 4 years before joining Chromosomal Laboratories, Mr. Bentley was Vice President of Aerotech Laboratories with responsibilities in the
environmental, industrial hygiene and WMD testing divisions. He has a degree in chemistry from Arizona State University.
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