University of Cambridge invites applications for a PhD project exploring how epigenetic regulation governs transitions between preneoplastic cell states. The work is under the guidance of Prof Masashi Narita and tied to the Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute.
The project combines in vitro and in vivo approaches, including cell culture, imaging, and chromatin profiling, with collaboration from computational scientists to analyse genomic data.
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PhD: Decode Epigenetic Tumor-Initiating States in Cambridge employer: University of Cambridge
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