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1. Postdoctoral Position in DNA Damage Response Studies are to explore the connection between defective DNA damage response and tumorigenesis. Besides conducting studies of DNA damage signal transduction in cultured cells, examines DNA damage repair defects in tumor samples and determines whether or not such defects would correlate with various clinical treatments and outcomes.
2. The position of Postdoctoral Associate will include duties involved in exploring the role of posttranslation modifications in the regulation of transcription and DNA damage responses. This work will include a highly sophisticated application of cell culture techniques and molecular biology approaches.
3. The individual will need to have familiarity with molecular biology and protein biochemistry, and methods of introducing nucleic acids and related molecules into human cells in culture.
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M. D. Anderson Cancer CenterHouston, TX United StatesEmail: smsmithmdanderson.org
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1. Postdoctoral Position in DNA Damage Response Studies are to explore the connection between defective DNA damage response and tumorigenesis. Besides conducting studies of DNA damage signal transduction in cultured cells, examines DNA damage repair defects in tumor samples and determines whether or not such defects would correlate with various clinical treatments and outcomes.
2. The position of Postdoctoral Associate will include duties involved in exploring the role of posttranslation modifications in the regulation of transcription and DNA damage responses. This work will include a highly sophisticated application of cell culture techniques and molecular biology approaches.
3. The individual will need to have familiarity with molecular biology and protein biochemistry, and methods of introducing nucleic acids and related molecules into human cells in culture.
Contact:
M. D. Anderson Cancer CenterHouston, TX United StatesEmail: smsmithmdanderson.org
Employer's Web Site:
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Application Deadline: 6/30/2009
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