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. The Research Assistant will gain hands on experience implementing cutting-edge approaches in molecular biology, gene therapy, disease modeling, and single cell genomics. Job Duties Prepare and conduct laboratory
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skills are all essential to a successful application. Prior experience with microscopy techniques is preferred; however, extensive training will be provided. Cell culture and basic molecular biology
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alterations. Collect tissues for basic histology on fixed tissues, including tissue sectioning, staining, and microscopy imaging. Perform a broad range of cellular, molecular biology and biochemistry assays
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Summary The Research Assistant I will coordinate receipt of samples and utilize molecular biology techniques to process samples. Additionally, they will assist with routine laboratory operations
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. Minimum Qualifications Bachelor's degree in a Basic Science or a related field. Three years of relevant experience. Preferred Qualifications Bachelor's or Master's Degree in Cell Biology or a related field
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College of Medicine. The objective of the research in Dr. Yi Zhu’s laboratory is to understand the basic biology of the adipose tissue and the liver in the effort to develop new concepts and biologics
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related field. Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, and Powerpoint. Standard laboratory techniques (i.e. microscopy knowledge, molecular biology techniques - PCR, cloning, ELISA, etc. Proficiency in cell
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Summary The Department of Surgery at Baylor College of Medicine is seeking to recruit a research assistant to study and apply a combination of molecular biology techniques, small molecule discovery
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Celiac disease, RNA granule formation in cells and the molecular biology of enterovirus cell-host intereactions. This researcher will be mostly involved in the celiac disease and Type 1 Diabetes projects
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alterations. Collect tissues for basic histology on fixed tissues, including tissue sectioning, staining, and microscopy imaging. Perform a broad range of cellular, molecular biology and biochemistry assays