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multiple affiliations. Be You. Duke University’s Marcus Center for Cellular Cures has an immediate opening for a QA Regulatory and Compliance Associate in their GMP lab located at 2400 Pratt Street Durham
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, ultimately aiming to find better treatments for patients with cancer. This position is intended to provide experimental support by working in the laboratory of physician scientist Dr. Christine Eyler (https
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‑cell data analyses. • Compile, analyze, and document procedures, results, and preliminary conclusions from genomic datasets. • Collaborate with the principal investigator to shape research plans and
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The Associate in Research will be responsible for using and developing computational algorithms to analyze single-cell and spatial-omics datasets. Specifically, we have multiple projects where we are generating
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, treatment resistance, radiation response, and single‑cell genomics. You will work in a collaborative environment that includes research technicians, graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and physician
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an interdisciplinary approach that integrates the principles of organic synthesis, medicinal chemistry, molecular labeling, assay development, molecular and cell biology through our studies in the synthesis and study of
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. • Perform simple techniques in cell biology and microscopy: examples include cell isolation and culture procedures, immunocytochemistry, tissue cryosectioning, microscope imaging, cell sorting, and some basic
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COVID-19 vaccine development by conducting neutralizing antibody assays in various cell lines. Responsibilities include analyzing data according to quality control criteria, reporting results accurately
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to measure neutralizing antibody responses in cell lines to support HIV and COVID-19 vaccine development. Responsibilities include analyzing data using quality control criteria, accurately reporting results
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collection of ocular samples, cell or DNA/RNA isolation, generation of cDNA libraries, assistance with DNA/RNA sequencing, assistance with fluorescence-activated cell sorting experiments, immunohistochemistry