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postdoctoral candidate to study epigenetic mechanisms of tumor immune cell escape. The lab is focused on translational breast cancer research that advances treatment strategies for triple-negative breast
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correction of gene sequence, our work demonstrating functional restoration is key and requires knowledge about immunology. This also provides unique opportunities to study biological function of many
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applicants, through expressed interest, will specifically study Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) and be trained to critically examine novel AD innovations Position Responsibilities Conduct due diligence in cutting
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, interdisciplinary approach to study the molecular biology of health disparities, aging and age-related diseases. There is a focus on inflammation and oxidative stress in chronic disease. Postdoctoral fellows with a
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cellular, molecular, and behavioral approaches in both zebrafish and mouse models to study mechanisms of spinal cord regeneration. We are located within the Pharmacology Department of Vanderbilt University
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) in Hamilton, Montana. This section uses in vivo and in vitro models to study the molecular mechanisms underlying prion pathogenesis in order to identify effective anti-prion therapeutics. The section
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The Cellular and Molecular Therapeutics Branch (CMTB) of the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) is recruiting a postdoctoral fellow with training in molecular genetics to study genetic
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models including heart, lungs, bone, pancreas, brain, and gastrointestinal tract. Our researchers study basic cellular processes that underlie normal physiology and pathology; work to define the
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in the Center for Cognitive Medicine to analyze ongoing study data, contribute to hypothesis generation and manuscript preparation, and develop or enhance skills in the management of clinical
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(IEI) that present with autoimmunity/inflammation. Using primary human samples, in vitro cell lines, and CRISPR/Cas engineered mouse models of human disease, we identify and study novel IEI to dissect