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to apply: - Organoid culture - Flow cytometry - Microscopy - Bioinformatics analysis Previous publications are considered a benefit. The working language in the Genander lab is English. What do we offer? A
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, and to characterize the molecular mechanisms through which the genetic defects lead to the phenotype. The study includes patients and families who suffer from these rare diseases. We use mainly whole
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, confocal microscopy and image analysis. Depending on the project progress you will be expected to learn and apply new techniques. The working language in the lab is English. Entry requirements A suitable
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RNA-seq and bioinformatics, as well as Python and R programming language (critical).We would also like to see that the candidate has documented experience in neural networks. Previous experience
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on neurodevelopmental and mental health. We use state-of-the-art in-vitro cell culture models of the brain and placenta and human cohorts in combination with state of the art imaging and computational biology techniques
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of the largest sequencing cluster in Europe. Our group combines experimental and computational work, and aims to develop and apply novel genome-wide techniques to address fundamental biological questions with
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(2022); Nature protocol, 18:755-782 (2023) Anita Göndörs group Duties The successful applicant will employ state-of-the-art bioinformatic techniques adapted to the analyses of single cells alongside more
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well as bioinformatic analysis methods. Furthermore, we have access to human patient material which we will use for validating the findings we obtain from the mouse models with similar techniques described above
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identified over 10 such major variants that are currently in clinical use. Your mission Your primary responsibilities will include participating in one or two of the following activities: Creating liver
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Europe. Our group combines experimental and computational work, and aims to develop and apply novel genome-wide techniques to address fundamental biological questions with medical implications. We