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Associate. Occupational Summary Responsibilities will include developing next-generation genome engineering technologies for gene and cell therapy applications as well as functional genomics. In particular
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. Responsibilities/Duties: · Perform biostatistics and bioinformatics for scRNA seq analysis. · Perform molecular, cellular, biochemical and immunological analyses · Optimize and troubleshoot experimental protocols
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in 1.Understanding prostate cancer progression using our novel human epithelial cell transformation system. 2.Investigating the pathogenesis of prostate and other epithelial cancers using primary human
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conduct applied research and development in the area of microphysiological systems, tissue engineering, and stem cell biology. The majority of the candidate’s focus will be on developing and using stem
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circuits that regulate motivational and emotional states. The lab uses many state-of-the-art techniques, including deep-brain calcium imaging (2-photon in vivo microscopy) with single-cell resolution and
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: Lead innovative projects investigating molecular, cellular, and circuit mechanisms of ion channels and lipid transporters in neurological disorders. Participate in a range of research activities
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organoids, CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing, single-cell RNA/ATAC-seq, and spatial transcriptomics. A PhD, MD, MD/PhD, or equivalent degree in biomedical sciences-related fields and a track record of publications in
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· immunohistochemistry · cryostat/microtome sectioning · cell culture · tissue/sample collection · confocal, 2-photon, and/or light sheet imaging · patch-clamp (cell and slice) · Western blot · RT-PCR The candidate must
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effects of environmental exposures on kidney health based on population health analyses and molecular and cellular assays. Depending on the training background and interest of the candidate, the candidate
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-throughput genomic screening approaches, primary cell culture systems, and animal models of influenza disease. For more information visit https://mgm.duke.edu/faculty-and-research/primary-faculty/nicholas