Required: Ph.D. in developmental/molecular biology, as well as a proven publication record in the field of developmental biology.
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Inquiries may be directed to Dr. Katia Del Rio-Tsonis at delriok@miamioh.edu. Screening of applications will begin immediately and will continue until the position is filled.
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Job Title
Senior Research Assistant - Del Rio Tsonis Lab
Department
Biology Department
Worker Type
Temporary (Fixed Term)
Pay Type
Salary
Benefit Eligible
Yes
Job Description Summary
The Del Rio-Tsonis lab is looking for a full-time Senior Research Assistant to conduct research in the area of regenerative biology of the eye using classical salamander and chicken embryo model organisms.
Job Description
The lab currently has two NIH-funded projects focused on using molecular tools such CRISPRCas technology, as well as single-cell/nucleus transcriptomics, ATACseq, proteomics, Cut & Run analysis, methylome analyses, and conventional cell culture and cell biology/imaging techniques such as HCR in situ hybridization. The goal is to identify genetic and epigenetic switches required to induce retina and lens regeneration in non-competent and competent tissues/animals. Please check our lab website at https://www.eyeregenerationlab.com/ .
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