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Mosaic teams provide comprehensive, end-to-end discovery services, including program assessment and strategy development; program management; antibody discovery and optimization; protein production, purification, and characterization; protein engineering; biochemical and cellular assay development; formulation, stability and developability studies; bioanalytical (PK and PD) assay development; and candidate-validating pharmacology.
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Hands-on experience in designing, executing, and interpreting research, including protein sciences/engineering and immunology in vitro and in vivo pharmacology. Alpine Immune Sciences is a leading clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company dedicated to discovering and developing innovative, protein-based immunotherapies for autoimmune and inflammatory diseases.
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Maintain expertise on current and emerging techniques and technologies in pathology, including digital imaging technology, computational analysis of digital images, confocal microscopy, and analysis of fluorescent and light images for both nucleic acid and protein probes.
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We employ a multidisciplinary approach to research, straddling genetics, biochemistry, molecular biology, pharmacology, and biomedical engineering, with one goal: improving the lives of patients affected by leukemia.
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They bring scientific talents in molecular biology, immunology, pharmacology, protein chemistry, computational biology, automation, genome engineering, software and other fields to make the future happen now.
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Experience with molecular biology assays (ELISA, PCR, protein expression, phage display, next-gen sequencing, cell culture); B.S./B.A. in a relevant scientific field (e.g., molecular biology, pharmaceutical sciences, pharmacology, biomedical engineering.
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Significant experience and knowledge of a broad range of bioscience related disciplines (enzymology, biophysics, cell biology, pharmacology) and their application to drug development. Essential: Hands on experience of using techniques such as ligand binding assays, GPCR assays , receptor tyrosine kinase assays, enzyme based kinetics and protein-protein interactions.
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The Preclinical pharmacology team works closely with the Medicinal Chemistry, High Throughput Screening and Protein Engineering modules. POSITION SUMMARY: The Stanford Innovative Medicines Accelerator (IMA) is seeking a Research Scientist, Molecular Pharmacology, to perform cell-based assays in support of the IMA’s portfolio of drug discovery projects.
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Experience with molecular biology techniques for DNA, RNA and protein preparation and biochemical assays. Position Summary: SparX is looking for a highly motivated, interactive and creative Research Scientist with a strong cell biology background to join the pharmacology team.
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We are expanding our capabilities in informatics across multiple drug discovery platforms, including DNencoded library (DEL) screening, peptide-display discovery, support for RNbased therapeutics, parallel medicinal chemistry (PMC), targeted protein degradation, and high-throughput screening (HTS.
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The Therapeutics Discovery organization within Johnson & Johnson is continuing to build key scientific expertise in computational and medicinal chemistry, screening, and pharmacology to partner closely with our outstanding therapeutic area scientists to develop groundbreaking new medicines in the areas of Oncology, Immunology, Neuroscience, Cardiovascular, and Retina.
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The Stanford Innovative Medicines Accelerator (IMA) is seeking a Research Scientist, Molecular Pharmacology, to perform cell-based assays in support of the IMA's portfolio of drug discovery projects.
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A minimum of PhD in computational chemistry, cheminformatics, data science, or a related field is required. Johnson & Johnson is recruiting for a Principal Scientist, In Silico Discovery (ISD). Shape and implement strategies that support innovative and efficient drug discovery at Janssen R&D by researching and incorporating new techniques, modalities, and platforms.
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Experimental work includes isolation of protein and RNA for western blotting and RNseq; Standard molecular biology experiments including cloning of genes and libraries; CRISPR-based genome engineering; Standard tissue culture and genetic screens to explore tumor biology; Mouse tumor modeling; Flow cytometry.
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An ideal candidate would have knowledge of basic molecular techniques, including DNA, RNA and protein western blot, polymerase chain reaction and the ability to independently prepare or supervise preparation of samples for analysis or testing after laboratory training.
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