Research Specialist II

Successful candidate will work with the PI and other lab members to assist in projects studying the structure and functions of the extracellular matrix. A main project will be focused on studies to identify mechanisms that regulate fibronectin matrix assembly. Duties will include cell culture, protein analysis, and microscopy. Successful applicant will also carry out tasks related to lab maintenance.

Cell culture and microscopy (30%), analysis of matrix proteins and inhibitors (25%), cloning and preparing DNA constructs (15%).

Preparing experimental plans/keeping a notebook, lab maintenance duties, and other activities (lab meeting, meeting with PI, etc.). 30%

ESSENTIAL

BS or MS in biology or related discipline.

PREFERRED

Independent lab experience doing cell culture and protein analysis is preferred.

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