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of bioinformatics, artificial intelligence, and systems biology, with a focus on single-cell genomics and other omics layers to understand early deviations in cardiometabolic diseases. Candidates should have a strong
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common complication of chronic kidney disease (CKD) that contributes to its high rates of cardiovascular disease, fracture, and death. The tight balance of serum calcium, phosphate, parathyroid hormone
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program at the intersection of lipid biology, cell death, and evolutionary genomics. The project, primarily led by the Gokcumen Laboratory, investigates the evolutionary genomics of lipid-related pathways
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officers may access service rifles when there is an in-progress threat with an individual brandishing a firearm, an active shooter, or an individual actively committing serious bodily injury or death with a
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of human primary cells and intestinal cells (30%); assays for the evaluation of reactive species production (20%), glutathione determination (20%), and cell death assays, particularly by flow cytometry (10
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pathophysiological mechanisms that are potential targets for clinical application. To this end, Infla-Med focuses on three pathophysiological mechanisms: cell death signaling, barrier function, and immune modulation
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) Preferential factors: previous experience with in vitro tests involving cells and bacteria. Workplan and objectives to be achieved: The work plan consists of an in-depth understanding of light therapy, including
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will also have experience dissecting signaling pathways of cell growth, differentiation, senescence and/or death. Skilled in molecular biology, mammalian cell culture, confocal imaging, bioinformatics
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. - Proven experience in safety assays using cell cultures and other models, namely in assessing cell proliferation/cell death. - Ability to analyse experimental results, with solid knowledge in statistical
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of maladaptive innate immune pathways in neuronal stress and death, and (2) examine how mito-nuclear retrograde signaling contributes to microglial dysfunction and senescence in Alzheimerâ™s disease and related