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concretely your work package, for the preparation of a doctorate, contains: Are you a bioinformatician interested in how genetic differences influence cell development? Join us as a PhD candidate at the
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Company description The Laboratory of Autophagy and Membrane Dynamics, headed by prof. Alex van Vliet, is part of the department of Cellular and Molecular Medicine at KU Leuven. We aim to uncover
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formed to engulf cellular material, is critical for cellular health and healthy ageing. This process is hierarchical and can be understood as a sequential process, where key protein complexes and
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The Laboratory of Autophagy and Membrane Dynamics, headed by prof. Alex van Vliet, is part of the department of Cellular and Molecular Medicine at KU Leuven. We aim to uncover molecular mechanisms
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Research Project Nucleic acids are potent triggers of immune responses. The presence of virus-derived RNA or DNA molecules activates nucleic acid sensors inside the host cell, which stimulates protective
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neurodevelopmental conditions, by bridging disciplines, from artificial intelligence, microelectronics, neuroengineering and nanoscience, to single-cell, imaging and molecular analysis, functional genomics and cell
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. The PhD student will focus on characterizing immune cell responses in food allergy models and their impact on brain immunity. In close collaboration with experts in food allergy, neuroimmunology, and
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elucidation of membrane protein complexes and integrates fundamental cell biology and structural biology by cryo- electron microscopy. The lab has a strong track record in investigating scramblases and their
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or sorted cells, along with single-cell transcriptomics and spatial transcriptomics/proteomics datasets. You will collaborate with core facilities such as the VIB Single Cell Core and KU Leuven LISCO
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This interdisciplinary project uses advanced stem cell-based embryo models, called blastoids (developed in the laboratory of Prof. Vincent Pasque), which mimic the early human blastocyst stage. Your work will focus