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data, quality assessment/filtering, alignment and variant detection. Experience with long-read (PacBio/ONT) NGS sequencing, genome assembly and annotation Strong competence in programming (shell/python/R
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– Ultrahigh-throughput exploration of metagenomic sequence space to discover and engineer novel biocatalysts and bioactive compounds, coordinated by the University of Cambridge in England. The MetaExplore
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laboratory work. Experience with molecular biology techniques, such as RNA sequencing (from RNA extraction to data analysis) Experience with immunohistochemistry Experience in using R, python or similar
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involve a combination of herbarium study, fieldwork including collections and threat assessments, lab work including DNA processing for high-throughput sequencing, bioinformatics including phylogenetic
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processing for high-throughput sequencing, bioinformatics including phylogenetic analysis and coalescent based species inference, and synthesis in the form of a formal revision. Supervisors: Prof. Michael D
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, University of Oslo. The project that the scientist will be working on in the group of Olweus involves development of new T-cell based immunotherapies, specifically single-cell T-cell receptor sequencing
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Skłodowska-Curie Actions Doctoral Network (MSCA-DN) project MetaExplore – Ultrahigh-throughput exploration of metagenomic sequence space to discover and engineer novel biocatalysts and bioactive compounds
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packages in the JUSTHIS project. The work packages are described in detail here . Please contact the Project leader for any questions about the development of the proposal or queries about the alignment
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contribute to visual adaptation in wild-living mammals. We will combine optical measures and imaging of the retina with long-read sequencing of X-chromosome opsin genes within an evolutionary ecology/biology
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. The candidate will apply integrative taxonomic approaches, combining classical morphology and ontogenetic studies with multi-locus DNA barcoding and whole chloroplast genome sequencing. This framework will be