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for required academic training. 2 points for technic competences. 1 point for organisational competences. 3 points for professional experience. 1 point for any aspect of the candidate’s professional profile
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molecular or cellular biology - Excellent English language skills - Prior experience with image analysis or patch-clamp electrophysiology is highly valued How to apply: Please send: a CV and short expression
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or synergistic benefits by simultaneously restoring SMN expression and correcting SMN-independent pathological mechanisms. Outcome measures will include SMN expression, motor neuron survival, neurodegeneration
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recruitment, hiring, training, and management for all staff within the organization, regardless of gender, civil status, family status, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, religion, age
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experimental approaches to identify novel mechanisms, therapeutic targets and biomarkers relevant to multiple sclerosis. Main responsibilities and duties: Perform epigenetic and gene expression analyses using
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for organisational competences. 3 points for professional experience. 1 point for any aspect of the candidate’s professional profile to be determined as specially relevant by the Selection committee. If the selection
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for technic competences. 1 point for organisational competences. 3 points for professional experience. 1 point for any aspect of the candidate’s professional profile to be determined as specially relevant by
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cultures of WT and CPT1C KO mice under different conditions Determination of protein and mRNA expression levels of various neuronal proteins related to the disorders observed in the behavioral experiments
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recruitment, hiring, training, and management for all staff within the organization, regardless of gender, civil status, family status, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, religion, age
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complementary aims: Aim 1. To determine how massive gene loss has reshaped heart, axial muscle and neuromesodermal development in chordates, using single-cell omics, gene-expression analyses and functional