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electrophysiological (e.g., patch-clamp), imaging techniques, genetic mouse models (including CRISPR/cas9 technology), biochemical, and molecular approaches to investigate the regulation of signal transduction
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Experience with electrophysiological techniques, especially patch-clamp methods Experience with imaging and microscopy techniques, especially Calcium imaging, live cell imaging and FRET Several years
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/10.1038/s41593-022-01094-6). Characterize light-gated ion channels (including KCRs and ACRs) using patch clamp electrophysiology in HEK293 cells and cultured neurons, assessing photocurrent amplitude
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. We are seeking a highly motivated scientist with a Ph.D. or M.D./Ph.D. in neuroscience or a related field. Applicants should have strengths in a subset of the core research areas relevant
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patch clamp and EMG recordings – and anatomical investigations using confocal microscopy. Candidates with a recent PhD (or at the late stage of their PhD) in Neuroscience or Physiology with a solid
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patch clamp, in vivo calcium imaging, and / or in vivo single unit electrophysiological recordings, is preferred although not required. Comprehensive hands-on training in any of the techniques mentioned
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are seeking a highly motivated, intellectually curious, and collaborative candidate with strong expertise in whole-cell patch-clamp electrophysiology. Experience with stereotactic surgery, intracranial tumor
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Research Associate, Cellular and Molecular Medicine Posting Number req26705 Department Cellular & Molecular Medicine Department Website Link https://cmm.arizona.edu/ Location Tucson Campus Address 1501 N
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Proficiency in structural biology and preferably knowledge in bioinformatics and/or patch clamp measurements and/or data-driven protein design Experience with basic molecular biology techniques (PCR, cloning
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to detail and accuracy. Preferred Qualifications • Experience with isolation of primary cells (human, rodent). • Experience with electrophysiological experiments (patch-clamp). • Ability to use