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Job Segment: Biology, Molecular Biology, Research Scientist, R&D, Scientific, Science, Research, Engineering. Degree in Agronomy, Soil Science, Soil or Plant Microbiology and/or Plant Molecular Biology.
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Major Duties and Responsibilities: Design and execute experimental procedures/protocols in research involving cell and molecular biology techniques, tissue culture, histology and immunological assay, polarizing and fluorescence microscopy, and animal model system.
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Currently enrolled in undergraduate or graduate program with a focus on Biology, Biochemistry, Immunology, Cell Biology, Molecular Biology, Bioengineering or other related Life Science field.
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PhD in a relevant field such as Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, Marine Biology, Bioinformatics. Develop and lead a research program using innovative ‘omics, molecular biology, synthetic biology, or computational approaches to address important questions related to oceans and human health.
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Experience with mouse models, in vivo drug administration, cell biology assays e.g. flow cytometry, and/or molecular biology techniques is desired. This position affords the motivated technician an opportunity to develop/utilize both tissue culture and molecular biology skills.
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Perform cell biology and molecular biology including primary and tumor cell culture, lentiviral transductions, RNA and protein preparation from cells and tissue, RT-PCR, western blotting, and ELISA. Some training may be provided.
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Basic and advanced molecular biology techniques (RNA, DNA and protein) including Western blotting and PCR. Basic and advanced molecular biology techniques (RNA, DNA and protein) including Western blotting and PCR (e.
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We are looking for an investigator who is using or developing bioinformatics and computational approaches to study areas of biomedical sciences that intersect with fundamental processes in biology such as (but not limited to) evolutionary genomics, molecular epidemiology, molecular microbiology and pathogen biology, systems biology, and emerging omics.
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Instructor - Microbiology and Biology Provides high quality biology instruction, primarily in microbiology and one or more of the following: human anatomy and physiology, nutrition, cellular biology or molecular biology, including developmental, transfer, or career-technical courses.
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Experience with advanced protein chemistry and molecular biology, microscopy, flow cytometry, and established expertise with mice. Molecular biology skills (cloning, mutagenesis, transcriptional analysis, perform mouse genotyping, isolation of mRNA and analysis, plasmid and retrovirus preparation and gene transfer), protein analyses (Western blot, FACS, IHC/IF and ELISA.
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Experience with molecular biology techniques such as DNA and RNA extraction, qPCR, protein quantification, ELISA, and enzymatic assays is required. We are seeking a talented and highly motivated Sr. Associate Scientist in molecular biology and metabolism to support our drug discovery programs.
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Experience in standard cellular and molecular biology techniques (Cell culture, ELISA, Cell-based assays, Immunofluorescence, Western blotting, Microscopy, RNA/DNA isolation, qPCR) 3+ years of experience in cell biology, molecular biology, immunology, pharmacology or a related field of biology.
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Prior educational background in biology, immunology or molecular biology is required and previous lab experience, particularly in molecular biology or NGS techniques, would be a plus.
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Tulane Center for Aging Molecular Imaging Core is seeking a postdoc with a strong background in molecular biology, imaging, and histology. A qualified successful candidate should be self-motivated and detail oriented with a strong background in molecular biology, genetics, regeneration, aging or developmental biology and have clear oral and written communication skills.
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Successful candidates will be offered a competitive start-up package and join a vibrant community of stem cell researchers, immunologists, and molecular biologists who are organized in the Center for the Molecular Biology of RNA, the Institute for the Biology of Stem Cells, and the Genomics Institute.
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