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shape regulated cell death (RCD) and modulate virus replication, with a focus on single- and multicellular 3D tissue-relevant systems. We are seeking a highly motivated, enthusiastic postdoc with hands
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animal surgery and brain tissue processing, flow cytometry, RNA expression analysis, stereology and confocal imaging. Preferred Qualifications - Experience with qPCR, Western blot analysis, single cell
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animal surgery and brain tissue processing, flow cytometry, RNA expression analysis, stereology and confocal imaging. Preferred Qualifications - Experience with qPCR, Western blot analysis, single cell
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animal colony management, post-operative monitoring, echocardiography, physiological phenotyping, tissue collection, and general laboratory operations. The successful candidate should have exceptional
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animal surgery and brain tissue processing, flow cytometry, RNA expression analysis, stereology and confocal imaging. Preferred Qualifications - Experience with qPCR, Western blot analysis, single cell
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biological, microbiological or genetic techniques. Individual must be able to learn and employ a wide variety of experimental techniques including but not limited to PCR, electrophoresis, sequencing, tissue
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biology and cancer research Preferred Qualifications • Coursework or degree in Biology • Coursework or training in computer science or bioinformatics • Experience with tissue culture, western blots
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Job Description This position is responsible for providing technical support for the Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering Laboratory at Virginia Tech to ensure seamless operations and promote a
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, which has seen little improvement in patient survival over the past decades. Utilizing genetically engineered mouse and human glioma models, our lab investigates how glioma cells interact with the tumor
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, which has seen little improvement in patient survival over the past decades. Utilizing genetically engineered mouse and human glioma models, our lab investigates how glioma cells interact with the tumor