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Road, Oxford We invite applications for an outstanding postdoctoral research associate in data-driven modelling of collective cell behaviour to work with Professor Ruth Baker at the Mathematical
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of molecular motors (myosins and kinesins) and the cytoskeleton (actin, septin and microtubules) during vaccinia virus egress. This work will employ a combination of biochemical, structural and cellular
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science into benefits for human health and the economy. About the role We are seeking a motivated and independent post-doctoral scientist to work on a project examining the cellular, developmental
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Khan’s research develops and applies human organoid models to investigate the basic processes of blood and immune cell production, and how these mechanisms are disrupted in ageing and disease
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William Dunn School of Pathology. The project will involve the mechanistic dissection of protein quality control pathways using quantitative cell-based assays, flow cytometry-based and imaging approaches
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quantitative cell-based assays, flow cytometry-based and imaging approaches complemented by biochemical and, where appropriate, structural methods. The successful candidate will be expected to work independently
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. Transport within cilia, the cell’s signalling and sensory antennae, is central to human biology. It enables these cell-surface organelles to assemble and dynamically change their proteome in response
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environment at the University of Oxford. The programme integrates patient stratification using cerebrospinal fluid biomarkers, patient-derived induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC) models, and pharmacological
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in innate immune cell function using the Drosophila model and human clinical samples. You will apply Drosophila functional genetics and infection studies, multiparameter flow cytometry, single cell-RNA
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, Bengaluru. The project will involve dissecting the mechanisms that regulate chromosome segregation and cell division using a range of structural biology, biochemical, and biophysical methods, complemented by