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The Department of Oral Biology at the Creighton University School of Dentistry is seeking a highly motivated individual with a background in molecular biology, cell biology, biochemistry, molecular
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Under direction of the Principal Investigator, final selected candidate will perform complex scientific research relevant to cancer biology and other pro-inflammatory diseases and conditions. The
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Under direction of the Principal Investigator, final selected candidate will perform complex scientific research relevant to cancer biology and other pro-inflammatory diseases and conditions. The
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biology techniques such as PCR, sequencing, western blotting, and cloning. Strong experience working with animal models, immunoassays, molecular biology, and immunohistochemistry is highly desirable. Under
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program investigating molecular mechanisms of skin cancer with the aim of identifying novel targets for treatment. Ideal candidate will have experience in cancer biology and signaling, cancer genetics, drug
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biology as it is required. This position is 100% grant funded This position will work Monday to Friday; 8am-4:30pm; depending upon research needs position may require evening, weekend, and holiday work
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demonstrating collaborative interests and collegiality in all aspects of faculty engagement. Candidates with research expertise in the area of skeletal muscle biology and/or that complements existing areas
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.” Specifically, either position will investigate the role of glutamate receptor signaling in the brain. The lab mainly uses mouse models, immunohistochemistry, molecular biology techniques such as western blotting
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on glutamate receptor. The project uses a multidisciplinary approach including genetic models, electrophysiology, ex vivo optogenetics, behavior and chemogenetic modulation of behavior and molecular biology to
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performing experiments and research related tasks. Evaluates experiment results, prepares data for publications, and assists in writing grant proposals. Individuals with experience in molecular biology