POSTDOCTORAL ASSOCIATE

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Be You.


Conduct independent research activities under the guidance of a faculty mentor in preparation for a full time academic or research career.

Be Bold.
What You'll Do:

• Conduct studies in models of cancer treatment and survivorship.
• Use drug treatments, assessment of:
  
  1. neuromuscular function,
  2. skeletal muscle integrity,
  3. cell numbers and fate,
  4. gene expression changes,
  5. signaling,
  6. microscopy,
  7. flow cytometry,
  8. protein-based assays,
  9. total RNA and single cell RNAseq analysis,
  10. genome wide alterations in gene regulation, and
  11. spatial transcriptomics to conduct research, produce manuscripts, provide mentorship, contribute to grant proposals, and present work related to alterations of cancer survivorship and tissue integrity in our model systems.
  
  
  
  
  

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