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publication record to work on a project that addresses how endoderm and mesoderm progenitors are specified in early zebrafish embryos through the interplay between Nodal and FGF signalling and cell cycle
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the guidance of his/her scientific mentor to investigate how interoception circuits affect animal behavior using the zebrafish model; independently designs new analytical approaches and tools; performs
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on understanding the impact of microbiota on neurodevelopment and stress and social behaviour using zebrafish as a model system. Experience of zebrafish as a model system is desirable. The ongoing projects utilize
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-inducing drugs. Through integrated molecular, cellular and tissue analyses, including patient-derived lung adenocarcinoma tissues and zebrafish CDX models, the study aims to define ferroptosis-driven
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social behaviour using zebrafish as a model system. Experience of zebrafish as a model system is desirable. The ongoing projects utilize techniques such as zebrafish microbiota manipulation, molecular
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brain at cellular and millisecond resolution. By combining advanced microscopy, genetically encoded voltage indicators, two-photon optogenetics, and zebrafish neuroscience, we aim to enable causal
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this, we use zebrafish CRISPR-generated mutants to perform high-throughput functional screens. The postdoctoral associate will also support other tasks related to the team’s research, including the following
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and cellular mechanisms underlying these disorders using cell-based assays, blood vessel organoids, and zebrafish and mouse models, working alongside neurosurgeons, computational scientists, and
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Max Planck Institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics, Dresden | Dresden, Sachsen | Germany | 3 months ago
zebrafish embryogenesis. This research combines the power of the zebrafish embryo with RNA biochemistry, massively parallel reporter assays, next-generation sequencing, computational and imaging approaches
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neuromuscular disease (e.g., amyotrophic lateral sclerosis; ALS), and 2) using heterologous systems and zebrafish models to study CACNA1A mutations that result in molecular, synaptic and behavioral defects and