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genomes has increased greatly with current technologies, but the necessity of characterization of sex chromosomes and their structural annotation represents a bottleneck in the analysis of newly assembled
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discoveries through scientific excellence. Research Project: Research will focus on development of bioinformatics and genomics tools to characterize the structure and function of the bovine genome and then
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ensuring data quality and traceability Learn the structure and content of internal regulatory science databases Gain familiarity with accepted regulatory science data management and governance procedures
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forest conditions and analyze the effects of those insect and disease agents on attributes such as ecological integrity, including metrics related to forest structure, species composition, and biodiversity
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-specific T cell isolation, expansion, functional characterization, and cloning Learning T cell receptor (TCR) sequencing and recombinant expression for mechanistic and structural studies Applying HLA
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advantageous. Additional preference will be given to candidates with computational experience in protein structure–function prediction, metabolic or biochemical pathway analysis, machine learning applications in
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analysis experience and scientific writing ability Experience with systematic or scoping reviews (or other structured knowledge-synthesis methods) Experience in R or Stata Knowledge of experimental and
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structure among and between accessions in the collection The development of a genetically representative core collection Correct accession taxonomic assignments Redundancy identification leading
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to bacterial genome organization and function, gene regulation (host and bacterial), and microbial community structure in the context of host–pathogen interactions in food animals. Ability to perform
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of healthy foods with healthful ingredients. In collaboration with the Grain Science and Industry Department at Kansas State University and the USDA-ARS Grain Quality and Structure Research Unit in Manhattan