PhD: Sodium Regulation of Eukaryotic DNA Replication
University of York
United Kingdom
2027-01-06 (date only; cutoff time not explicitly verified)
About This Opportunity
University of York offers phd: sodium regulation of eukaryotic dna replication in York. The specific focus is the university of york project tests how sodium-rich cellular environments alter the eukaryotic replication machinery.
The University of York project tests how sodium-rich cellular environments alter the eukaryotic replication machinery. Research combines renal and other mammalian cell systems with single-molecule DNA fibre analysis, active fork isolation and sequencing to investigate replication stress and genome instability. The advertised activities and techniques include DNA fibre combing, iPOND, proteomics, OK-seq, live-cell imaging, single-molecule biophysics.Who This Opportunity Is Best Suited For: Based on the documented research scope, this may particularly suit applicants from biological, biochemical, biophysical or related sciences with interest in replication stress.Potential Challenges / Who May Find It Less Suitable: Applicants requiring a UK student visa are explicitly ineligible for this York YBDTP project; competitive studentship.Overall Opportunity Assessment: The advertised work connects DNA fibre combing, iPOND, proteomics, OK-seq, live-cell imaging, single-molecule biophysics. Its distinguishing purpose is the University of York project tests how sodium-rich cellular environments alter the eukaryotic replication machinery. Applicants should assess the documented academic and practical constraints before proceeding.
DNA fibre combing iPOND proteomics OK-seq live-cell imaging single-molecule biophysics
Level PhD
Start Date Sep 20, 2027
Duration 4 years
Programme Yorkshire Bioscience Doctoral Training Partnership (YBDTP)
Organization Type University
Funding & Compensation
Amount Scholarship
Funding Type Scholarship
Requirements
Education
Experience
Technical Skills
DNA fibre combing iPOND proteomics OK-seq live-cell imaging single-molecule biophysics
General Skills
Languages
Students requiring a UK student visa are not eligible for this University of York YBDTP project.
#J-18808-Ljbffr
PhD: Sodium Regulation of Eukaryotic DNA Replication employer: Laplace Apply
The University of Edinburgh is an exceptional employer for those passionate about advancing sustainable agriculture through innovative research. With a strong commitment to employee development, collaborative work culture, and access to cutting-edge resources, this role offers a unique opportunity to contribute to impactful projects in regenerative livestock systems. Located in the vibrant city of Edinburgh, employees benefit from a rich academic environment and numerous professional growth opportunities.
