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, intellectual excitement, artistic pursuits and natural beauty. The Department of Biology – Akamatsu Lab has an outstanding opportunity for a Modeling Specialist (job profile: Research Technologist 1). Position
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oversee progress of specific tasks, as needed. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: • Bachelor's Degree in Biology or health-related field • A minimum of 3 years experience in clinical, pharmacy or laboratory research
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chemical hazards. Preferred Qualifications Comfortability with microscopy, micropipetting, and handling of human blood specimens is strongly preferred. Prior experience with tissue culture and cell biology
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equipment and to provide standard care to research animals. May be required to lift, move, and transport related laboratory equipment. Preferred Qualifications B.S./M.S. degree in biology, veterinary sciences
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ulcerative colitis). We study disease-relevant cell and organ signaling pathways using molecular and cell biology, cutting-edge single-cell technologies, animal models (mice), and human tissues, along with
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be given to applicants with prior laboratory experience. Experience in mouse techniques, cell culture and molecular biology methods is valued. Ability to work independently and communicate with
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pluripotent stem cells, as well as manipulation and assessment of these models using techniques of cell and molecular biology, biochemistry, microscopy, and epithelial electrophysiology. This core will also
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to tumors before and during therapy. (3) Use genetic and temporal pharmacologic approaches to modulate tumor biology in ways that enhance tumor binding of antibody- and non-antibody-based cancer therapies. (4
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translational science research setting. Specifically, the Research Technician II is responsible for basic molecular biology and cell culture tasks such as working with primary human cell lines, performing
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pathophysiology for chemotherapy induced ovotoxicity. Neuroendocrinology of vasomotor symptoms. Molecular and cellular biology of vitamin D induced neuroendocrine dysfunction in offspring exposed to in utero