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duties include maintaining mouse colonies and generating embryos from control and diet-induced obese dams, performing cell culture, and analyzing embryonic cardiac tissue by histology, immunostaining
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use the Drosophila melanogaster embryo, a standard model for studying morphogenesis in vivo. The Ph.D. student will develop innovative approaches to high-speed 4D microscopy, combined with new
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. Maintain accurate & complete record of fish inventory morbidity/mortality reports, water parameters, feeding times, and breeding. Set up breeding tanks, collect fish embryos, hatch developed embryos. Perform
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available. The wet part of the project will be done at the IBPS, and preliminary data demonstrated the feasibility of the project. Indeed, our team has extensive experience in X. laevis embryo dissection
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project will define cell-cell communication pathways and gene regulatory networks involved in normal and abnormal artery formation. Key findings will be validated in developing embryos and investigated
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: Design and execute in vivo functional assays and genetic perturbations in avian and other vertebrate embryos. Perform and interpret functional genomics and imaging experiments to uncover mechanisms of skin
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) treatments. PhD Candidate: Unraveling molecular mechanisms of genome instability in early embryogenesis Our goal: The goal of this project is to uncover why early human embryos are prone to genomic instability
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40 Salary Range $15.61-24.99/hour Type of Position Staff Position Time Status Full-Time Required Education AA Click here for more information about equivalencies: https://hr.uky.edu/employment/working
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patient physiologic parameters such as blood flow velocity, volume indices and embryo/fetal development or gestational age. •Determine provisional working diagnosis; analyze examination data to define
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: The PhD will involve embryo culture and manipulation, microinjection, CRISPR-knockouts, interference-knockdowns, HCR whole-mount in situ hybridization, confocal microscopy, single-cell RNA sequencing