Sort by
Refine Your Search
-
polymer chemistry. Experience with drug delivery, nanoformulation, cell-based assays is strongly desired but not required. The successful candidate will be responsible for developing novel degradable
-
the normal processes of stem cell self-renewal and differentiation are regulated and how these processes are aberrantly regulated in hematological malignancies. The laboratory currently focuses on studying
-
and in vivo models, including pancreatic islets. Develop and optimize cellular and animal models relevant to insulin resistance, beta-cell dysfunction, and related metabolic processes. Perform biomarker
-
year of relevant experience Knowledge, Skills and Attitudes: Have graduate training or experience and background in experiences with utilizing animal models, cell line technology, and AAV or CRISPR
-
, genomics, or cell biology preferred. No prior experience required Skill in collecting, organizing, and analyzing data. Ability to recognize, analyze, and solve a variety of problems. Ability to exercise
-
, electrochemistry, and other tools for nanoparticle surface characterization to assess nanoparticle stability, chelation efficiency, and detoxification performance. Perform cell culture-based studies and other
-
rely on mouse models (knockout mice, conditional knockout mice, transgenic mice, PDX mice) and primary cell culture and cell line models (2D/3D organoids). Applicants must be willing to work with mice
-
mouse models of immune dysregulation and/or malignant hematopoiesis; Drug screening, flow cytometry and microscopy, CRISPR screening and human cell line models. Additional duties will include: Contribute
-
vascular surgery, molecular biology and cell biology. - Conduct independent and collaborative research projects in limb ischemia, immunology and other diseases. - Design and implement experiments, analyze
-
in basic molecular and cell biology techniques including mammaliam cell culture Must have experience with CRISPR and shRNA technology Must have some experience working with vertebrate animal models