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Proficiency in structural biology and preferably knowledge in bioinformatics and/or patch clamp measurements and/or data-driven protein design Experience with basic molecular biology techniques (PCR, cloning
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Research Associate, Cellular and Molecular Medicine Posting Number req26705 Department Cellular & Molecular Medicine Department Website Link https://cmm.arizona.edu/ Location Tucson Campus Address 1501 N
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including metabolic clamps, indirect calorimetry, telemetry, bomb calorimetry, DEXA, EchoMRI and other services as needed. 4. Plan and manage service center budget, including evaluation and setting of prices
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to detail and accuracy. Preferred Qualifications • Experience with isolation of primary cells (human, rodent). • Experience with electrophysiological experiments (patch-clamp). • Ability to use
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Manipulates equipment and instruments to enhance the visual field Suctions and sponges to maintain a dry surgical field resulting in an optimal visualization of the surgical field Provides counter-traction
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of 2-3 lab members. Directly perform and analyze assays in rodent models that may include: body composition (NMR; DEXA); CLAMS; treadmill exercise insulin/glucose clamp and radioisotopic tracer
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arterioles from mouse brain, patch-clamp electrophysiology on isolated cells, in vivo two-photon microscopy. Responsibilities include solutions and samples preparation, operation and general maintenance
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evaluate outcomes of patient participation in research studies. Conduct procedures including IV placement, blood draws, oral and IV glucose tolerance tests, renal clearance studies, clamp procedures
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the University of Chicago studying how ion channels and transporters regulate immune cell signaling and function. This role combines electrophysiology (patch clamp) with biochemical and imaging approaches
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contracting. 3. Preferential conditions Experience in molecular biology techniques;Experience in animal behaviour techniques (mice); Experience in ex vivo brain electrophysiology techniques (patch clamp