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be microinjection of RNA and DNA into zebrafish embryos to assist in characterizing a tumor model of childhood central nervous system cancer. The candidate will screen fish for tumor formation, as
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Offer Description About the research group The IDIBELL Animal Facility provides support to researchers who require the use of laboratory animals (mice, hamsters, and zebrafish) for their research projects
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assessments, analgesic management, and medical care of rodents and “exotic” species (i.e. frogs, hamsters, birds, zebrafish). Communicates with veterinarians, husbandry staff, and investigative staff and
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immune cell (neutrophils) culture and zebrafish models with the latest molecular biology, genomics, bioinformatics and in vivo imaging to investigate how ELAVL1, a major RNA-binding, impacts on immune cell
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-class microscopy, cell biology, and zebrafish facilities that our institute offers. Moreover, the candidate is expected to make strong connections with the Drug Discovery research community in other
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microinjection of RNA and DNA into zebrafish embryos to assist in characterizing a tumor model of childhood central nervous system cancer. The candidate will screen fish for tumor formation, as well as perform
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in developmental biology, genetics, or related discipline, with strong postdoctoral research experience. Bring substantial hands-on expertise in vertebrate embryology, especially mouse, zebrafish
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Hereditary Diseases. Lab Website: https://researchgroups.uic.es/ironmetabolism/ Where to apply E-mail [email protected] Requirements Research FieldBiological sciences » BiologyEducation LevelMaster Degree
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and lateral plate mesoderm using zebrafish and mice as models, as well as associated structural birth defects, such as spina bifida, or defects affecting the heart/blood/bone/kidney. We are further
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applies these discoveries to mammalian models of nervous system repair. Our research integrates zebrafish genetics, human iPSC-derived neuronal models, single-cell genomics, advanced imaging, and functional