The Francis Crick Institute Limited invites applications for a Crick PhD project led by Michael Way, focusing on how Vaccinia virus egress is regulated by signalling and the cytoskeleton. The project combines quantitative imaging with biochemical and cellular approaches to dissect roles of Rho GTPases, septins and motor proteins, offering cutting-edge training in live-cell imaging and in vitro assays.
Applicants should have a background in cell biology, biochemistry or biophysics and be
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Vaccinia Egress: Signaling and Cytoskeleton in Action employer: The Francis Crick Institute Limited
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