The University of Bristol invites applications for a postdoctoral position in the School of Chemistry to study how dynein and kinesin motor proteins are regulated by coiled-coil adaptors. The appointee will design and engineer switchable protein constructs, combining computational design, expression and purification, and cell biology.
This Wellcome-funded project offers training in advanced biophysical methods, single-molecule assays and live-cell imaging, with close collaboration across
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Postdoc: Design Switchable Proteins for Motor Transport employer: University of Bristol
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