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Alloy’s Translational Research team supports our drug discovery partners with in vitro and in vivo testing of therapeutic drug candidates across multiple modalities. As a Research Associate, you will work closely with the scientific team within Translational Research to support our various research programs.
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A strong background in immunology, in vitro and in vivo analysis of TCR and cytokine signaling, in vivo mouse tumor models, and preferably some experience with protein biochemistry, phospho-flow.
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The Research Associate will play an important role by supporting in vivo studies to test medical devices. Background in lab animal (in vivo) research is a must. This position requires a broad knowledge of animal anatomy, physiology, and biochemistry to help develop and support in vivo models to screen therapeutics and devices being developed for various indications.
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Perform enzymatic assays, ex vivo sample processing, and various molecular biology techniques including flow cytometry, western blot, and ELISA. Utilize plate readers, fluorescence microscopy, and flow cytometry.
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Overview Axle is seeking a highly ambitious, adaptable, structured, and detail-oriented Flow Cytometry Immunology Scientist to join our vibrant team at the National Institutes of Health (NIH), National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), Vaccine Research Center (VRC), Vaccine Production Program (VPP.
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Expertise in primary human cell culture, multi-color flow cytometry, multiplex cytokine detection, functional immune cell assays (proliferation, cytotoxicity, chemotaxis) and assay development is essential.
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Execution and analysis of multiple flow cytometry-based assays for characterization of cell therapy products and in-vivo tissue samples. The primary responsibilities will involve the isolation of primary lymphocytes for pre-clinical research, CAR-T cell production, and characterization of various products using flow cytometry and other in-vitro assays.
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Independently conduct cutting-edge research on the development and delivery of various gene correction constructs using both in vitro and in vivo models. As a postdoctoral researcher at the Center for Embryonic Cell and Gene Therapy of Oregon Health & Science University, this position will work in the area of gene therapy on development of various genome editing approaches and their delivery into target cells and tissues in vitro (human) and in vivo (mouse.
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Extensive hands-on experience with standard immunological techniques including multi-parameter flow cytometry, cell sorting, immunoassays such as ELISA, Cytotoxicity, in vitro co-culture assays (MLR, PBMC cultures, etc), and reporter bioassay development.
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We have an open position for an experienced Research Associate, In Vivo to establish and support a range of activities enabling our in vivo research and clinical development.
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Specific duties include tissue culture, flow cytometry, in vivo murine work, epigenetic profiling, single cell and next generation sequencing, and other basic molecular biology techniques.
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Learn more about Flagship at Position Overview:We are seeking a highly skilled PhD level Principal Scientist with proven experience in immunology and preclinical research to join our team. Oversee in vivo and in vitro studies, including development and optimization of disease models, study design, data collection, and interpretation.
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Position Summary: The Senior Technician in the Discovery Technologies In vivo pharmacology group will be part of a dynamic group of scientists conducting various research projects to identify large molecule/biologics which can effectively treat various forms of cancer.
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This position additionally requires providing technical support for in vitro and in vivo experiments, encompassing molecular biology, cell culture, and flow cytometry, for the benefit of post-doctoral fellows and graduate students within the laboratory.
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Lead in vivo experiments through planning and performing the tumor cells injection to mice, giving appropriate treatments, health monitoring, measure tumor growth, data collection and organization.
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