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tumors. Next-generation cell therapy and in vivo immune engineering. We are exploring transformative approaches that overcome current limitations of ex vivo cell manufacturing, including the development
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aging alters epithelial fitness, cell competition, clonal selection, and early tumor evolution. Engineered culture microenvironments, primary human mammary epithelial cells, and cell-based functional
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-herpesviruses, particularly Epstein-Barr virus (EBV), Kaposi sarcoma-associated herpesvirus (KSHV), and rhesus lymphocryptovirus (rhLCV). Our work integrates molecular virology, vaccine engineering, immunology
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projects while working collaboratively within a highly interactive laboratory environment. Current research areas include: · Circadian regulation of skeletal muscle regeneration and stem cell biology
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, RNA/DNA analysis, immunohistochemistry, or genomic technologies. Demonstrated productivity through peer-reviewed publications. Preferred qualifications: Strong research background in genetic engineered
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within a highly interactive laboratory environment. Current research areas include: · Circadian regulation of skeletal muscle regeneration and stem cell biology · Transcriptional and
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protocols, ensuring adherence to study requirements and timelines. Maintain current, accurate, and complete protocol documentation and communicate protocol updates and changes to investigators and study staff
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. Background with pharmacology, cell therapy or antibody engineering is also desired. · Strong experience in induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC) establishment possesses a deep understanding of the
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tissue culture, animal models, high-parameter flow cytometry, spatial transcriptomics or proteomics, and cell gene engineering techniques is desired, but not required. This is an outstanding opportunity
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the meditope cyclic peptide technology and CRISPR/Cas9 modification of CAR T cells for improved functionality.