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laboratory operations with specific and expanded opportunities associated with microscopy using a Keyence Imaging System, enzyme kinetic assays using microbial cultures, supernatants and/or extracts, and
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microscopy, spectroscopy, and chemical imaging techniques to evaluate pharmaceutical film formulations. Gain hands-on experience with SEM, cryo-SEM, and Raman chemical imaging, including pharmaceutical sample
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molecular techniques (nucleic acid preparation, PCR, RT-qPCR, cloning, mutant generation) Basic histological methods (sectioning, staining, microscopy) Basic immunology techniques (ELISA, immunoblots) Some
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, real time PCR, protein expression, tissue culture, construction of recombinant virus, Western blotting, light and fluorescence microscopy, and flow cytometry. You may also have opportunities to use our
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seizure. Methodologies include telemetry to assess EEG seizure, microscopy to assess neurodegeneration and a battery of behavioral tests to assess motor, sensorimotor, emotional, and cognitive function. A
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. Learn new laboratory procedures, including but not limited to the following: microscopy, nucleic acid extraction, quantitative and RT-PCR, measurement of plant physiological characteristics. Expand
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microbiology, and cell culture of fungi and/or bacteria, microscopy and cellular staining techniques (b) Complete nucleic acid extraction of plant and/or soil samples, amplification of barcode genes
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with analytical methods, such as spectroscopy (FT-IR, NIR, UV-Vis), microscopy, or X-ray–based techniques, with willingness to learn cotton-specific applications. Ability to interpret physical
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response to military relevant stressors, and in identifying nutritional countermeasures. Various methods including molecular assay techniques (e.g. qPCR, ELISA, confocal microscopy, -omics, immunoblots
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the nonlinear Hall effect, could potentially explain the observed experimental OR current. Using experimental probes such as x-ray and other material analysis techniques, imaging, probe-based microscopy, visible