The John Innes Centre's Ding Laboratory, in Norwich, invites applications for a PhD project investigating COOLAIR RNA imaging in Arabidopsis to understand RNA localisation and its impact on FLC regulation and flowering. The student will work across RNA biology, microscopy, genetics and bioinformatics, under renowned supervision.
Applicants should hold a first-class or equivalent honours degree in a biology-related field and can expect formal training within a world-leading plant science
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PhD: Visualising COOLAIR RNA in Cold Plant Cells in Norwich employer: University of East Anglia
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