Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine is seeking a Research Assistant to support a project investigating host-directed therapy and antibiotic potentiation against pathogenic mycobacteria. You will work on in vitro macrophage infection models, cytokine profiling and bacterial genomics in a CL3 environment.
The role demands experience in microbiology, cell culture, immunology, molecular biology or host-pathogen interactions, with CL3 training and Schedule 5/SAPO compliance.
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Research Assistant - Microbiology & Host-Pathogen Research in Liverpool employer: LGBT Jobs
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