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PhD studies - Publications in the field of human cytotoxic lymphocytes immunology - Statistical knowledge - Generate high-parameter flow cytometry data - Extensive human immune cell culture background
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at Karolinska Institutet. For further information about our work, please consult a selection of reports from our labs: Nature. 2009 461, 212-7(2009); Mol Cell. 59:984-97 (2015); Nat Rev Genet. 17:284-99 (2016
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well in a team. We are looking for a person who holds a PhD and has an interest in neuroscience/neuroinflammation, and with skills preferably in more than one of the following areas: single cell RNA
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participates in several undergraduate courses and postgraduate education programs. Each year approximately 15 students receive their PhD from our Department and many of our graduates have gone onto distinguished
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of NK cells and other immune cells and why this poses a risk for certain infections. Your mission We are looking for a research assistant who will be working together with PhD students, postdocs and
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transcription, replication and DNA topology are functionally coordinated in human cells. We use state-of-the-art approaches to assess transcriptomic, epigenomic and replisomic profiles, as well as bioinformatics
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proteins relevant to disease. This includes protein and antibody production, generation of knockout cell lines, development of functional assay, insights in structural information via X-Ray crystallography
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centered around predicting drug response at the single cell level for children with cancer, using publicly available data augmented by new data that we have generated supported by a grant from the European
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references within. Entry requirements We are seeking an ambitious fellow with PhD and with a background in molecular and/or systems neuroscience. Experience with wet-lab single-cell ‘omics protocols and
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biopsies as well as human primary cell cultures. You will be working closely together preclinical and clinical researchers, computational biologists and biostatisticians with a mission to gain new insights