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chemical biology. Our mission is to understand and reprogram protein assemblies that control chromosome segregation and behavior. Applicants with expertise in structural biology or chemical biology are
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on the evolutionary mechanisms of chromosome segregation in mammals, using mouse oocytes, preimplantation embryos, hybrid mouse models, and/or tissue culture cells. Position Number: RC2910 Anticipated Salary: $65,000
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Cambridge and houses state-of-the-art facilities. The project is part of a pioneering new effort to generate fully synthetic plant chromosomes, funded by the Advanced Research + Invention Agency (ARIA, please
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samples and myeloma cell lines. Preferred: experience with NGS analysis, R/Python, other computational languages, bioinformatic analysis. References: Mikulasova A, Morgan GJ, Walker BA (2022) Chromosomal
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formation, and resistant allele frequencies across different genomic locations. -Interpret results in the context of chromosomal position and repair pathway. Transgenic Line Development and Mosquito/Fly
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biomechanical basis of diseases linked to chromosome mis-segregation. The research will integrate all-atom/coarse-grained MD and structure modelling and refinement with cryo-electron microscopy, optical trap
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. Specifically, the successful candidate will leverage our chromosome-level genome assembly to determine population structure and the regulatory control of chromatin accessibility on transcription to a warming x
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and multi-agent systems for conservation genomics; perform feature engineering using chromosome-level genome assemblies. 15% Writing: Contribute to scientific manuscripts, progress reports, and
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that includes next generation sequencing - DNA and transcriptome, chromosomal microarrays, cell culture, qPCR, gene regulation assays, 3D chromatin structure. Prior experience in the area of developmental
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feature engineering using chromosome-level genome assemblies. 15% Writing: Contribute to scientific manuscripts, progress reports, and collaborative research efforts. 5% Professional Development