[bioundgrd] Research Position at NYU School of Medicine

[Joyce Roberge]

A research assistant position to work on the molecular biology of HIV-1 is offered at an established laboratory at the New York University School of Medicine.

 

Studies will investigate the role of cellular restriction factors and their interaction with regulatory proteins of HIV-1.  Experimental approaches involve cell and molecular biology techniques, tissue culture, plasmid preparation, western blotting, small interfering RNA technologies, molecular profiling and genetic manipulation of mice. 

 

JOB DESCRIPTION:

Responsibilities will include tissue culture, preparation and analysis of samples for flow cytometry and FACS, molecular biology and biochemical techniques such as cloning of DNA in plasmid vectors, RNA and plasmid DNA preparation, immunostaining, PCR, western blot and transfection.  Responsibilities will also include lab management and organization, including ordering supplies, stocking reagents and maintaining lab databases.

 

REQUIREMENTS:  College graduate with a B.S. in a related subject and one year of laboratory experience.  A commitment of two years is required.

 

TRAINING AND SKILLS:  Knowledge of cell biology and molecular biology; experience in tissue culture.  Must be detail-oriented, organized, able to multi-task and take initiative.  Proficient in MS Word, Excel and Powerpoint.

 

Email cover letter, CV and contact information for three references to: nalp3 at me.com.





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