Postdoc: Structural Biology & Splicing Mechanisms in Newtown
Postdoc: Structural Biology & Splicing Mechanisms

Postdoc: Structural Biology & Splicing Mechanisms in Newtown

Newtown Full-Time No home office possible
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A leading biomedical research institute in the UK is recruiting a Postdoctoral Researcher to investigate the mechanism of co‑transcriptional splicing. This role focuses on understanding the crosstalk between transcription and splicing machineries through biochemical and structural approaches, specifically cryo‑EM. Ideal candidates will hold a PhD in biological sciences and possess skills in structural biology and protein purification. Exceptional communication and teamwork skills are essential. The organization offers a collaborative work environment and numerous benefits, including extensive holiday entitlement and professional development opportunities. #J-18808-Ljbffr

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MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology. Recruiting Team

Postdoc: Structural Biology & Splicing Mechanisms in Newtown
MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology.
Location: Newtown
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