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Summary: The department of Ophthalmology at the University of Colorado, Anschutz Medical Campus, seeks a full-time (1.O FTE) Postdoctoral Fellow to conduct research on the biochemical mechanisms
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the molecular mechanisms that mediate brain injury and recovery after a cardiac arrest. Our research uses translational animal models of cardiac arrest with cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) to study the role
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. Applicants with a background in statistical and computational methods in molecular biological science and related areas are encouraged to apply. The successful candidate will join an established team that is
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Professional position within the Laboratory of Dr. Aaron Michels. The Michels’ Laboratory (www.michelslab.com) studies the immune mediated mechanisms of type 1 diabetes (childhood onset diabetes) and has been
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which may include patient- oriented research or research conducted with human subjects. Patient-oriented research includes mechanisms of human disease, therapeutic interventions, clinical trials
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lab studies the disease mechanisms that drive rheumatoid arthritis and other autoimmune diseases. We use mouse models as well as human immunology techniques (i.e., using cells from human blood and
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the mechanisms associated with cancer and chemotherapy related musculoskeletal dysfunctions (i.e. cachexia). The candidate will join a dynamic and fast-paced research environment and will assist in the development
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mechanisms that confer hepatocyte resilience to acute stress. The Research Associate will design, execute, and troubleshoot complex experiments; analyze and interpret large‑scale datasets; lead manuscript
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should also have a meaningful research background with the ability and intention of developing a collaborative research program focused on issues relating to heart transplantation and/or advanced heart
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them for processing using various methodologies, complex machinery and staining systems. This is extremely important in overall patient care. Inappropriate processing, lost specimens, or incorrectly