Systems Biology of G Protein Signaling The University of North Carolina, Schools of Medicine and Arts and Sciences |
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Trafficking of G Protein Signaling Elements The University of North Carolina, Schools of Medicine and Arts and Sciences |
Seeking a highly-motivated individuals to study in vivo spatial and
temporal changes in signaling elements of the heterotrimeric G-protein
pathway in Arabidopsis. Arabidopsis has become the most tractable model
system for study of the G-protein signal pathway in a multicellular
eukaryote. The candidate will have available a large set of genetic and
microscopy tools to address a novel signaling mechanism within a classic
signaling paradigm. The candidate must have experience in fluorescence
microscopies, including FRET analysis. Knowledge of or experience with
Arabidopsis is not necessary but useful. Excellent verbal, written, and
interpersonal skills are essential. The candidate must be fluent in
English. Salaries start at $37,000/yr plus benefits commensurate with
experience. Interested individuals should follow the “POSTDOCTORAL
POSITION” link above or contact Dr. Alan
Jones. The University of North Carolina is an Equal
Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer
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