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motivated and talented individual to fill a postdoctoral position in the field of gamma-herpesvirus structural biology. The goal of the postdoctoral candidate will be to elucidate the mechanisms of gamma
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of the Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology . He is widely regarded as a world leader in the development of RNA interference and in clinical research involving nucleic acids for the treatment of various
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providing data and is focused on fundamental biology. This interdisciplinary position offers opportunities to address important questions in computational biology and cancer genomics with first access to
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position is available in the laboratory of Dr. Ke Ma. The Ma lab applies state-of-the-art circadian biology, molecular and cellular biology approaches to diabetes and obesity research, with an ultimate goal
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study epigenetic changes in diabetes complications. The department uses state-of-the-art computational and systems biology data-analysis methods, genomic and epigenomic profiling approaches, novel
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disease. For more information on Dr. Craig's research, please visit here . As a successful candidate, you will: Conduct a range of molecular biology experiments, focusing on techniques such as cell culture
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cancer biology, immunology or a related discipline. Experience in cell biology, cancer biology and/or immunology along with excellent verbal and written skills and integral working ethics. City of Hope is
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) regulations and City of Hope and CTPC procedure requirements. Qualifications: CMA Level I: · Bachelor's degree in biological science or related field, with at least 1 year of post-degree research experience
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) NK cell biology including NK cell development and cell signaling 2) Innate lymphoid cells (ILCs) 3) oncolytic virotherapy 4) chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) natural killer (NK), CAR macrophages, CAR T
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minimum, the U.S. equivalent Bachelor's or Master's degree in an appropriate discipline, and will often have a Ph.D. or other doctoral level degree. Core competencies include cell and molecular biology