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Overview A Postdoc position is available immediately to join a project on the pathogenesis of placental malaria. The applicant will lead the design of transcriptomic experiments to assess the impact of
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: Professional Staff Job Description Summary: NIH-funded postdoctoral position is available to investigate molecular mechanisms controlling hemochorial placentation using human and rat stem cells and genetically
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research Experience with fetal and placental physiology and in working with metabolic measurements in animals Preferred Qualifications Experience with strong organization and follow-through Experience
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cytomegalovirus (cCMV) based on identified immune correlates of cCMV transmission and placental tissue models. The model will be calibrated from a uniquely large cohort of acutely CMV-infected pregnant women (n
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placental tissue/endosperm in animals and plants and is hypothesized to be involved in the allocation of nutrient resources to the growing embryo. Although imprinting has evolved independently in plant and
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biobehavioral processes during pregnancy on fetal, newborn, infant and child developmental and health outcomes, and the maternal-placental-fetal endocrine, immune and metabolic mechanisms that may mediate
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maternal-placental-fetal endocrine, immune and metabolic mechanisms that may mediate these effects. The outcomes of interest of the current study include newborn/infant stem cell characteristics, and newborn
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research focused on biophysical, cellular, molecular and physiological mechanisms underlying human and mouse placental, uterine and myometrial blood vessel function with a primary focus on ion channel
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, as well as a high degree of motivation, enthusiasm, and initiative are required. The research assistant will mostly assist with the project “Placental Growth Factor to Reduce Neonatal Transport and
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(fish and mice) as well as the brains of the offspring (in live bearing placental fishes). In addition you will explore opportunities to use human brain organoid models as well. Tasks and responsibilities