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. Publication in the area of molecular biology, gene expression or hematopoiesis. Basic biochemistry and molecular biology techniques, cell culture, RNA seq and ChIP seq analysis, transgenic mouse handling. Prior
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) for liquid metals as plasma-facing components in future tokamaks. The successful candidate will work under the mentorship of Prof. Xing Wang and will lead research efforts that include: Designing and
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mechanisms that control RNA polymerase pausing and termination, regulation of gene expression by transcription attenuation and translational control mechanisms, structural studies of RNA polymerase using cryo
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, CRISPR/Cas9 gene editing, PCR/qPCR, protein expression and purification using bacterial or yeast systems, protein techniques, receptor-ligand interactions, bioinformatics, virology, work with BSL2 and BSL3
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complexes. Experience in the following is preferred: human cell culture, insect cell expression system and/or cryo-EM structural analysis. Applications must be submitted electronically and include a
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polymerase pausing and termination, regulation of gene expression by transcription attenuation and translational control mechanisms, structural studies of RNA polymerase using cryo-EM, and/or genome-wide
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single molecule optical tweezers-fluorescence microscopy. Researchers with training/expertise in expressing and purifying recombinant proteins from the baculovirus/insect cell expression system are highly
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must hold a PhD and demonstrate strong expertise in advanced NMR spectroscopy and protein chemistry, including molecular cloning, protein expression, and purification. Experience with biophysical
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at The Pennsylvania State University. The Du lab is interested in understanding how transcription machineries and regulatory DNA elements organize in 3D in the nucleus to regulate gene expression. We leverage single
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focusing on mobile health phenotyping and environmental influences. This position will be directly involved in a diverse range of participant, lab, and university-facing activities across multiple teams