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technicians in the lab of Dr. Erich Mackow in the Department of Microbiology and Immunology at Stony Brook University. The incumbent will perform research on Powassan virus in cells and using an age-dependent
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: The Postdoctoral Associate will work on an NIH-funded project focusing on the roles of alkaline ceramidase 2 (ACER2) in chemotherapy-induced cancer metastasis and chemoresistance in Dr Cungui Mao's laboratory in
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Dr. Cungui Mao's laboratory in the department of Medicine and Cancer Center at Stony Brook University. ACER2 is a member of the alkaline ceramidase (ACER) family, originally identified in humans by
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: Familiarity with XRD and SEM. Brief Description of Duties: The Postdoctoral Associate will conduct research in the School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences under the supervision of Principal Investigator, Dr
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Investigator, Dr. Roy Price . The selected candidate will evaluate organic compound concentration and character in sediments before and after wet-dry/freeze-thaw cycling in a Mars Environmental Climate Simulator
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Investigator, Dr. Roy Price . The selected candidate will evaluate organic compound concentration and character in sediments before and after wet-dry/freeze-thaw cycling in a Mars Environmental Climate Simulator
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the lab of Dr. Erich Mackow in the Department of Microbiology and Immunology at Stony Brook University. The incumbent will perform research on Powassan virus in cells and using an age-dependent murine
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cancer patients in Dr. Cungui Mao’s laboratory in the department of Medicine and Cancer Center at Stony Brook University. ACER2 is a member of the alkaline ceramidase (ACER) family, originally identified
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chemoresistance in Dr Cungui Mao’s laboratory in the department of Medicine and Cancer Center at Stony Brook University. ACER2 is a member of the alkaline ceramidase (ACER) family, originally identified in humans
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cancer patients in Dr. Cungui Mao’s laboratory in the department of Medicine and Cancer Center at Stony Brook University. ACER2 is a member of the alkaline ceramidase (ACER) family, originally identified