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at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, in the Department of Cancer Biology, to study vascular diseases and tumor angiogenesis. The employee will have an opportunity to perform cutting-edge biomedical
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preparation (fibroblasts and other lung cells), protein biochemistry, and molecular biology (plasmid and RNA isolation). Participate actively in developing and maintaining the details of new experimental
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and professional development opportunities and play an active role in seeking career and research advice. Required Education Doctoral Degree in Biochemistry, Molecular and Cellular Biology, or a related
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possible ordering and stocking of laboratory supplies and maintenance of lab inventory. Molecular biology techniques: General cell culture Tissue culture and related wet lab techniques (i.e. western blotting
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in the Department of Cancer Biology and University of Cincinnati Cancer Center in The Vontz Center for Molecular Studies. Dr. Czyzyk-Krzeska is a physician scientist focusing on the frequent malignant
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in the Department of Cancer Biology and University of Cincinnati Cancer Center in The Vontz Center for Molecular Studies. Dr. Czyzyk-Krzeska is a physician scientist focusing on the frequent malignant
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and regulatory compliance. Required Education B.A or B.S in relevant fields such as biology, chemistry, biochemistry, molecular biology, genetics, biophysics, etc. Required Experience Expertise in mice
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Assistant position is available in the laboratory of Xiaowei Hou, PhD in the Department of Molecular and Cellular Biosciences at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. Research in Dr. Hou’s
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experiment such as cell culture (maintenance and test on cancer cells or organoids), molecular biology (DNA/RNA extraction, PCR, cloning, biochemical assays and, western blot) and in-vivo experiments such as
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of Medicine. Essential Functions Conduct cardiovascular and molecular biology research under close supervision with the aim to discover a new way to fix heart failure and study how heart damage occurs after