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. Experience with infrared spectroscopy, porous materials or thin films is an advantage. You are comfortable preparing and handling biochemical samples such as peptide or protein solutions, including accurate
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PhD Position in Ruminant Nutrition and Sustainable Dairy Production Subject area: Animal Science Project description Forage-based feeds are central to Swedish dairy production, and their protein
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vernalisation that could support breeding programmes using wild lupin species and the development of new sources of plant protein. Principal Investigator: dr Sandra Rychel-Bielska Position description Place of
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films is an advantage. You are comfortable preparing and handling biochemical samples such as peptide or protein solutions, including accurate pipetting, preparation of buffers and solutions, pH
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affect the structure of the proteins encoded by them. For this a classifier will be build rooted in techniques from the field of AI. Note this is a purely dry lab position, there will not be any wet lab
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). Quantitative analytical methods will include UPLC-MS/MS as well as mass spectrometry-based analysis of dipeptide-protein interactions, supported by rigorous statistical evaluation. The candidate will be working
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computing circuits Integration of molecular logic gates into artificial cell compartments Protein, cytokine, or metabolite sensing Development of signal-processing artificial cells that communicate with
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project funded by the National Science Center, entitled: “Do stress granules truly matter for cellular protection? A multiparametric analysis of their formation and function under drug-induced stress
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, define biologically meaningful patient subgroups, and improve bleeding risk stratification and predict treatment response. Objectives: Multi-omic analyses of plasma, platelet, and endothelial protein
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Pectobacterium infected hosts in the same way, avoiding them where possible. This project will look at two groups of host elicitors, namely proteins and metabolites. Novel 3D-printed chemotaxis chambers will help