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. Respiratory chain complexes and ATP synthase operate in a coordinated and interdependent manner; however, the mechanisms underlying this regulation remain poorly understood. In addition, OXPHOS activity is
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. On the technical side, the ideal candidate will have demonstrated experience in the use of molecular nucleotide analyses based on eDNA and eRNA; functional activity analyses like enzymatic or respiratory analyses
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Disease contributes to research examining how chronic and repeated airway inflammation alters immune responses to respiratory pathogens. The work focuses on mechanisms of mucosal immunity relevant
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respiratory disruption.. In addition, this position will be overseeing the research work of residents, junior research assistants, graduate students and student workers in the laboratory. The Postdoctoral
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respiratory tract in workers and their communities. As part of a collaborative research group, the postdoctoral fellow will have opportunities to contribute to additional ongoing research projects including
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initiatives . In the Pharmacology & Physiology Department, this role will focus on the behavioral and electrophysiological basis of autonomic dysfunction in animal models of opioid induced respiratory
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. Diseases of interest include neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s, metabolic diseases of the gut and respiratory health outcomes. The position will engage in transdisciplinary
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill | Chapel Hill, North Carolina | United States | about 1 month ago
their research program on the role of gene-environment interactions with air pollution in respiratory disease. We seek to uncover mechanistic links between the genome (e.g., DNA sequence variants