
Post-doctoral positions are available immediately in Dr. Xue's lab (http://www.umassmed.edu/xuelab/) to study the role of tumor suppressor genes in liver cancer using in vivo CRISPR.
The goal is to determine whether CRISPR-mediated direct mutagenesis of tumor suppressor genes can identify novel liver cancer genes in mouse models. The laboratory is interested in building new CRISPR tools to understand the network of cancer genes in liver and lung cancers, focusing on the p53, Pten and Ras pathways.
We seek motivated candidates with a PhD and background in cancer cell biology to join this new lab. Experience in mouse cancer models is strongly desired. The exceptional training environment within the RNA Therapeutics Institute at UMASS Medical School offers an interactive research environment covering RNA biology, RNA therapeutics, and model organisms.
To apply, please send your CV, a brief description of your research experience, and contact information of at least three references, to Wen.Xue@umassmed.edu.
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