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to help generate new cell lines with heterologous expression of ion channels, work closely with medicinal chemists to use structure-activity data to design new compounds, apply for fellowship funding
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PhD degree in a related discipline (Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, Physics, or a related field). A strong understanding and extensive experience in electrochemistry
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computational biology company. The project focuses on understanding patient responses to drug treatments through multiomic analyses, including chromatin profiling, single-cell sequencing, and spatial
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receptor coactivators, chromatin remodeling factors, and their downstream target genes in the development and progression of prostate cancer and breast cancer using cell culture systems, animal models, and
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cell lysis, restricting analysis to single timepoints and necessitating parallel samples. This prevents temporal tracking in the same cells and poses challenges for scarce primary samples. The use
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committee chair, Professor Ted Sider. All materials should be submitted electronically through this site. If applicants wish to include more letters of recommendation than the application section allows
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biomarker development. Key Responsibilities: Conduct in vitro experiments using molecular biology, mammalian cell culture, microbial culture, and other relevant laboratory techniques Assist with in vivo
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. This is an exciting opportunity to work across the full innovation pathway, from materials development and electrochemical characterisation through to prototype cell manufacture and technology scale-up. You
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of translating fundamental discoveries into improved health outcomes for Canadians. The laboratory studies the epigenetic mechanisms governing cellular identity and disease across normal and pathological settings
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nanobodies and engineered variants, endothelial barrier and calcium signaling assays, and multiomic phenotyping of post-injury states. Candidates should hold a PhD in biochemistry, molecular biology, cell