24 humanities "Biology" research jobs at University of California, San Diego in United States
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constructs.3) Characterization of resultant phenotypes by cellular assays (e.g. proliferation and migration).4) Molecular biology techniques to isolate RNA and quantify gene expression.5) Assess RNA/RNA
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, assist with biochemical and cellular biology studies of ubiquitination, sumoylation, neddylation, autophagy, and interferon response. Assist with mouse colony management and genotyping using established
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. Theoretical knowledge of biochemistry, molecular biology, immunology and genetics, including relevant laboratory techniques, acquired through a Bachelor’s degree in biology or related field; and/or equivalent
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undergraduate students. Theoretical and practical knowledge of biochemistry, molecular biology, immunology and genetics, including relevant laboratory techniques such as genomic technologies using RNAi and
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on uncovering principles of DNA and RNA damage by carrying out various biochemistry, cell biology and molecular biological procedures in mammalian cells. Assist in performing research techniques including gel
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. Perform other duties as assigned. Theoretical and practical knowledge of biochemistry, molecular biology, immunology and genetics, including relevant laboratory techniques, acquired through a Bachelor's
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the supervision of the Principal Investigator (PI), the employee will assist in research on uncovering principles of cellular protein quality control by carrying out various biochemistry, cell biology and molecular
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of all experiments. Assists in the preparation of data for publication. Performs other duties as assigned. Theoretical knowledge of molecular biology, immunology, cell biology, and/or biochemistry. Ability
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physiology skills including mouse handling, surgery, injections, oral gavage, blood and tissue collection. Molecular biology skills including DNA/RNA extraction and purification, polymerase chain reaction
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hematology lab studying hematological malignancies. The incumbent will work with a variety of human blood and bone marrow samples and established human cell lines to study the onset, progression, and treatment