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microbiology: both conceptual and demonstrable technical knowledge. Microbial culture of bacteria and fungi; ability to grow microorganisms in pure culture and in interaction studies, including the soil-borne
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results show that both pro-inflammatory and anti-inflammatory microbiota populations, as well as single bacteria, can be defined by their effects on the long-term outcome of the grafts. We hypothesize
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policy advice targeted towards the understanding of the fate and role of microorganisms in ecosystems and interactions between bacteria, virus, fungi, protozoa, and microeukaryotes in glacial, terrestrial
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More broadly, bacteria constantly face a life-and-death struggle against lethal stresses in their microscopic world. We study how microbes adapt to their ever-changing environment, using simple and
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of Borrelia burgdorferi on host immune responses. Analyze gene and protein expression in bacteria and host. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to design and execute experiments. Prepare and present
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill | Chapel Hill, North Carolina | United States | 3 months ago
to digestive diseases. Our projects relate to immunology and microbiology of the GI tract, so applicants must be willing to work with commensal bacteria, intestine and stool samples. Applicants must also be
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bacteria build and organize their cell surfaces, cell walls, and extracellular structures; how these architectures shape bacterial physiology and biofilm formation; and how they can be disrupted by
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to study mechanisms underlying plant–associated bacteria. Collaborate with international partners and contribute to joint research efforts within the program. Present your work at group meetings, conferences
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-bacteria interactions is essential. Familiarity with in vivo animal models for infection and treatment studies is desirable. This position offers a unique opportunity to contribute to translational research
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for nutrition and health, mostly based on purple bacteria, alongside (ii) treatment solutions for nutrients and carbon from wastewater and other secondary resources. The team is a core member of the European COST