Research associate: In vivo biology
Summary
Responsible for execution of in vivo and ex vivo studies related to new approaches for cancer therapy using genetically engineered murine models.
This work will not only involve scientific studies to investigate the biology and pathogenesis of cancer, but also to study the effect of small molecule intervention using novel compounds and/or biologic agents.
Responsible for all aspects of the breeding and maintenance of several strains of genetically manipulated mice. This will include monitoring individual mice, strains and colonies, genotyping, collecting tissue, embryos and biopsies, tissue processing and cataloguing, and generating established cell lines for molecular and cell biology experiments.
Required qualifications
Masters. in Veterinary Sciences/ Biological Science or related field.
Relevant laboratory expertise must include animal husbandry and colony management, proficiency in DNA, RNA and protein isolation, Genotyping and PCR.
Preferred Qualifications
Experience in working with genetically engineered mouse models including cellular and molecular biological procedures.
Experience in in vivo experimental techniques including oral gavage, tail-vein bleeding and necropsy for tissue collection, as well as generation of primary tumour cell lines, mouse embryo fibroblast generation and development of xenograft models strongly preferred.
Experience with RT-PCR, Western blot analysis and immunohistochemistry is desired.
HOW TO APPLY:
Interested candidates may send in the following information by email to jobs-ccbt@instem.res.in
Curriculum Vitae (CV)
Publication list
Contact details of three professional referees
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