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observations of successive phenological stages, collection of plant material, whole-genome DNA sequencing, genotyping using DArT-seq and RAD-seq, and molecular and bioinformatic analyses, including differential
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design of regulatory DNA elements and expression constructs. The researcher will work closely with a PhD candidate recruited to the same scientific activity and with national and international partners in
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mitochondrial energy production, DNA repair, and the regulation of sirtuin enzymes that govern cellular resilience. Plasma NAD⁺ levels fall by approximately 60% over the human lifespan, driven by rising demand
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mammalian cell cultures. Experience with molecular and cellular biology techniques, such as DNA/RNA extraction, PCR/qPCR, immunofluorescence or related methodologies. Experience with flow cytometry and/or
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University Medical Center (UMC). Our research groups offer projects in: Ageing & disease RNA biology DNA repair & genome stability Epigenetics & nuclear dynamics Computational biology Gene regulation
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project will investigate how regulatory DNA elements, BGC architecture and microbial host selection influence the expression of complex biosynthetic pathways. Molecular biology, microbial strain engineering
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- Knowledge of molecular biology techniques (DNA extraction, qPCR) - Rigorous and reliable - Initiative and creativity - Ability to work independently and organise experimental work effectively - Good oral and
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Miscanthus genotypes, in collaboration with colleagues in IBERS-Aberystwyth. You will generate and analyse RNA-seq and DNA methylation data to measure homoeolog-specific expression, identify non-additive
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of life-like materials and systems at the interface of systems chemistry/chemical reaction networks, DNA nanoscience, polymer materials, and the interface to cells. We are excited to empower systems
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(called UnStreZ), you aim at unraveling the mechanisms of DNA replication stress and genomic instability in zygotes with the ultimate aim of improving success rates of in vitro fertilization (IVF