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/OR EXPERIENCE. Work requires scientific and technical experience in mass spectrometry techniques. Requires a minimum of a Bachelor's degree (advanced degree preferred) in a related science field
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%) Quantification and identification of metabolites using triple quadrupole, and high resolution/accurate mass spectrometry. Validation of figures of merit for quantitative LC-MS/MS assays. 3) (10%) Participation in
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formulations for in vitro and in-vivo studies Experience in MS / biophysical method development for characterizing ScDNA, linearized DNA, mRNAs, lipids and lipid nanoparticles (LNPs). Experience in academic Mass
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with faculty within Medical Genetics on pre-clinical and clinical research projects. The job responsibilities will include developing and optimizing biomarker assays using mass spectrometry and other
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) Quantification and identification of metabolites using triple quadrupole, and high resolution/accurate mass spectrometry. Validation of figures of merit for quantitative LC-MS/MS assays. 3) (10% time
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DESCRIPTION & RESPONSIBILITIES: Under the direction of the PI, perform mass spectrometry-based proteomics experiments, using both discovery and targeted approaches. Perform proteomics sample preparation
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in support of operations of the Metabolomics Mass Spectrometry Core Laboratory. · Prepare biologic samples inclu ding plasma, serum, urine, lysates of cultured cells, and homogenates of tissues
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) is desirable. Competencies in data analysis, data visualization and/or coding skills are highly desirable. Knowledge and experience with mass spectrometry will be considered favorably. The ability
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)Experiments may include fecal microbiota transfer to mice. e) Flow cytometry, PCR, Western blot, ELISA. Liquid chromatography mass spectrometry. f) Writing IUCUC and IRB protocols. f) Abstract and manuscript
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concentration coupled to liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS) and by use of passive sampling techniques for time-integrated PFAS concentrations in river systems. Trainees will gain hands