The Francis Crick Institute Limited Lovell-Badge Lab is inviting applications for a Crick PhD project exploring how FOXL2 interacts with steroid hormone receptors during ovary development. The project combines genetic and molecular approaches to understand gene regulation and gonadal differentiation in vivo and in vitro.
Candidates should hold a degree in a relevant biological subject, with MSc/MRes preferred, and have some experience in cell culture, imaging, or bioinformatics.
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Lead Scientist, FOXL2 & Ovary Development employer: The Francis Crick Institute Limited
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