Research Associate-Fixed Term
Working/Functional Title
Postdoc: Equine genomics and bioinforma
Position Summary
A research associate, postdoctoral, position in the field of skeletal muscle genomics and proteomics is available at Michigan State University, Equine Neuromuscular Diagnostic Laboratory. The successful applicant will contribute to studies examining the genetic bases for neuromuscular diseases, cellular responses to training, and the impact of various nutritional interventions. Individuals will have the opportunity to utilize a wide range of genomic and proteomic approaches and bioinformatics analyses. The selected individual will join a productive and interactive group working toward identifying the genetic bases for neuromuscular diseases and developing and evaluating targeted treatments. Salary will be commensurate with experience and MSU guidelines.
Required Degree
Doctorate -eukaryotic genomics
Minimum Requirements
Applicants must have a doctoral or equivalent degree in eukaryotic genomics, experience in bioinformatics, background in muscle physiology and ability to successfully work with undergraduate and graduate students.
Desired Qualifications
Preferred skills and knowledge base include some of the following skill sets: skeletal muscle structure and function, molecular biology, PCR and Sanger sequencing, genome-wide association studies, RNA sequencing, whole genome sequencing and iTRAQ proteomic analyses.
Required Application Materials
Interested candidates must submit a CV, brief statement of research interests, and contact information for three references.
Special Instructions
Review of applications will begin immediately
Review of Applications Begins On
07/18/2018
Website
www.cvm.msu.edu
MSU Statement
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