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National Center for Toxicological Research (NCTR) | Jefferson, Arkansas | United States | about 4 hours ago
evidence-based regulatory decisions. The fellowship will provide you with extensive opportunities for professional growth and career development in the fields of genotoxicity, mutagenicity, computational
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, nephrotoxicity, and genotoxicity) will be investigated in a collaborative PhD-project at Maastricht University. In addition to your research, you will: present your findings at national and international
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blotting, and quantitative image-based microscopy. You have experience in performing assays to study genome stability and to determine cell survival in response to genotoxic drug treatment. You have a high
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sequencing and study of genotoxic stress markers. This project is funded through a four-year US Ovarian Cancer Research Program grant. This is an on-site position located at Vancouver Hospital Campus. Key
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biology, genomics, epigenomics, microbiome science, proteomics, and clinical research. The position will focus on the development and evaluation of low-input whole genome sequencing and study of genotoxic
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, and tumour immune microenvironment modulation following genotoxic chemotherapy. Develop and optimise molecular and cellular assays related to DNA repair, immune activation, and cancer biology. Perform
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) and genotoxicity assessment (comet assay); Experience with core molecular/cell biology techniques such as immunofluorescence, immunoblotting, flow cytometry, quantitative PCR, and confocal microscopy
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oxidative stress, genotoxicity, inflammatory activation and dioxin-like activity. Establishing and validating air-liquid interface (ALI) exposure systems for the direct exposure of human airway cell models
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will investigate how GIGYF1/2- and 4EHP-mediated translational control shapes innate immune responses to viral infection and genotoxic stress, and how these pathways may be manipulated for antiviral and
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affects the performance of the cells and tissues in their response to environmental stress, including limited nutrients, salt stress, genotoxic stress, etc. The ultimate goal of the grant is to identify