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single cell library prep services using but not limited to 10X Genomics workflows, bulk DNA/RNA library preps (from multiple suppliers) and sequencing service (MiSeq, MiSeq i100, NextSeq2000, NovaSeqX Plus
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presence by creating content that connects with a broad audience. They will draft and review documents before publication to ensure clarity, alignment, accessibility, and alignment with the ARC's core values
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. Experience of configuring and using Linux-based computational clusters, database design and maintenance, a good understanding of the principles of DNA sequencing analysis including NGS, and proficiency in
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hundreds of samples from multiple independent marine transmissible cancer clones. The role provides an exciting opportunity to combine single-cell cancer genomics with molecular cytogenetics and statistical
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samples and data. The project integrates whole-genome sequencing, transcriptomics, epigenetic profiling, and clinical information to uncover the key molecular drivers that underpin tumour progression and
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: Align CCGE programme activities with emerging research priorities to guide and enhance the prioritisation of study activities. Project manage specific activities across the programme. Examples of key
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protein-primed DNA replication. The work will involve the discovery and sequencing of new viruses, followed by extensive protein characterisation studies - both in cells and using in vitro biochemical
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methods for analysing paleogenomic data, including sequence evolution modelling. Organise and lead field expeditions to collect sediment cores and carry out subsequent subsampling for ancient DNA extraction
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, and next generation sequencing techniques. This position is available for an immediate appointment. Candidates must have a PhD in a relevant biological subject with expertise in either the DNA or RNA
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death. Vibrio natriegens is one of the fastest-growing organisms ever known, as it can double in about 10 minutes. That said, if we look simply at its protein sequences, it is more than 97% similar