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on the development of novel detection methods for foodborne pathogenic bacteria is available at the USDA, Agricultural Research Service, Eastern Regional Research Center, Characterization and Interventions
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antibiotic-resistant and multidrug-resistant bacteria. Where to apply E-mail [email protected] Requirements Research FieldMedical sciences » OtherEducation LevelPhD or equivalent Skills/Qualifications
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discovery. This position is funded by a National Institutes of Health (NIH) grant focused on unlocking the biosynthetic potential of Clostridial bacteria, a poorly understood but exceptionally rich source
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bacteria. The biosignatures produced by these bacteria are used as proxies for anoxic ocean conditions in Earth’s geologic past and possibly for the detection of life on other planets. The postdoc will
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natural samples interact with bacteria. The research would involve evaluation of current state of art and implementation of highly scalable experimental assays. The research approaches may consider methods
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computational simulations to understand how bacteria communicate, acquire nutrients, and cause disease—and to translate these mechanistic insights into new strategies for targeting bacterial virulence
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organisms such as virus, bacteria, fungi, insects, yeast cells and even human cells are also studied. Our main areas or research are: the interaction between plants and microorganisms, and other forms
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comet tails that propel the bacteria through infected cells. The successful candidate will combine biochemical reconstitution, fluorescence microscopy and structural biology to determine how this process
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doctoral degree that is three years old at most. About us The research of the department focusses on plants, but other organisms such as virus, bacteria, fungi, insects, yeast cells and even human cells
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aims at understanding how antimicrobial heteroresistance and more generally phenotypic heterogeneity evolves in bacteria. As a model, we will focus on the opportunistic bacterial pathogen Pseudomonas