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Background in molecular biology, virology and/or serology is a plus. Background in molecular biology, virology and/or serology is a plus. Excellent knowledge of GLP and GCP requirements. Experience with reviewing laboratory data and computer validated data collection systems in a preclinical and clinical environment.
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Expertise in virology, with skills in viral analytics (plaque assay, TCID50, indirect fluorescence assay), virus cultivation and propagation, as well as the design, rescue, and characterization of negative-sense single-stranded RNA viruses.
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Requirements of the Associate Scientist: Master’s or Bachelor’s degree in Molecular/Cellular Biology, Virology, Biochemistry or related field. Position located in Rochester, MNResponsibilities of the Associate Scientist: Plan and execute in vitro virology experiments under minimal supervision.
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