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model systems and functional studies to understand this process. Our goal is to develop new, targeted treatment strategies for men with advanced prostate cancer. The position is in a collaborative
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in animal models. A Ph.D. in Pharmacology, Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, Cell Biology or Physiology, and knowledge and experience with molecular methods is required. Experience in cardiovascular
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of mouse model, human cell cultures, and immune profiling. This work is based in part on the findings of a recent publication from the lab on the role of NETosis in the development of CRS. https
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on understanding the molecular mechanisms underlying aortic aneurysm and valve disease. Utilizing a variety of approaches including stem cell biology, gene editing, bioengineered human vascular grafts and animal
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Summary A Postdoctoral position is available in the Sutton Laboratory in the Department of Molecular and Integrative Physiology at the University of Michigan (UM) Medical School to study altered synapse
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experiments to validate findings from the omic studies. The desired skill set is split between dry lab (bioinformatics) and wet lab (basic science/animal models). Additionally, the individual will be required
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system near 1.9 microns. In both projects, the successful applicant will be responsible for synthesizing modeling and experimental data analysis and drafting high-quality manuscripts for publication
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novel inhibitory/degrader drugs in preclinical models. The individual should be familiar with routine molecular biology techniques and have an educational background in biomedical sciences or related
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interdisciplinary lab focuses on investigating genetic and epigenetic changes in traumatic brain injury. The successful candidate will work on animal models of brain injuries and apply cutting-edge spatial multi-omic
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molecular analyses to animal models to human applications. More information about the Kaczorowski lab can be found at http://kaczorowski.lab.medicine.umich.edu Mission Statement Michigan Medicine improves