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%) and field (10%). Laboratory duties will include general molecular and biochemistry techniques, bacterial mutant generation, genome sequencing and conducting pathogenicity assays in growth chambers
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research project in any of several areas relevant to this topic, and to explore multiple lines of research in parallel. Most projects employ a combination of bacterial genetics, high throughput genetic
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on quorum sensing and particularly interference in microbial signaling using quorum quenching lactonases. The project will examine the effects of signal disruption on bacterial physiology such as antibiotics
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to this topic, and to explore multiple lines of research in parallel. Most projects employ a combination of bacterial genetics, high throughput genetic screens, biochemistry, ribosome profiling (ribo-seq
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particularly abundant in barrier epithelia where they protect against opportunistic bacterial infection. AMPs are the major mechanism for antibacterial immune defense in adult D. melanogaster and other insects
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have: you will own the bacterial side of the project. You will work with our full infrastructure for vesicle assembly, synthesis and interaction analysis, with access to IBEC’s BSL-2 facilities, and in
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on quorum sensing and particularly interference in microbial signaling using quorum quenching lactonases. The project will examine the effects of signal disruption on bacterial physiology such as antibiotics
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will focus on the utilization of chemical and biological tools to interrogate bacterial communications both within and between bacterial species. Information about the lab can be found at https
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12 months, Fixed Term, whole-time Post Applications are invited for a Post-Doctoral Researcher to join a Research Ireland-funded project focused on characterising the gut bacterial lipidome
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facilities. Lab website: https://www.unmc.edu/pathology/faculty/bios/ng.html The ideal candidate will have a strong background in cellular and molecular biology, malaria parasitology, demonstrated success as a