加州大学旧金山分校神经科学博士后
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日期：2007-08-13
Insitutin
UCSF
Position
Postdoctoral Position
Location
San Francisco, US California
Date Posted
Aug 09 2007
Description
A postdoctoral opportunity is available for an electrophysiologist toinvestigate the molecular and small RNA pathways regulating synapticfunction in developing brain circuits in the laboratory of Dr. Erik M.Ullian at the University of California, San Francisco. Our laboratoryuses a variety of molecular, cellular, and electrophysiologicalapproaches to study synaptogenesis (see Christopherson et al., Cell,2005 and Bjartmar et al., J. Neurosci. 2006). We have also recentlydeveloped several mouse models to investigate small RNA and microRNAfunction in intact brain circuits. The position entails the use ofpatch-clamp electrophysiology in brain slice and neuronal culture usingthese mouse lines.
This project also provides the opportunity to work closely with severallabs at UCSF and master techniques for purification of differentpopulations of CNS neurons for molecul aranalysis. Highly motivatedcandidates with previous experience with patch-clamp physiology andslice physiology are sought.
Interested individuals should have a published track record inelectrophysiology.
Contact
Please send CV, a statement of research experience, and a statement ofcareer goals to UllianE@vision.ucsf.edu, and arrange for two letters ofreference to be sent to the address below.
Erik M. Ullian, PhD, Assistant Professor
Dept. of Ophthalmology & Physiology
UCSF School of Medicine
10 Koret Way
Room K320
San Francisco, CA 94143-0730
UCSF
Position
Postdoctoral Position
Location
San Francisco, US California
Date Posted
Aug 09 2007
Description
A postdoctoral opportunity is available for an electrophysiologist toinvestigate the molecular and small RNA pathways regulating synapticfunction in developing brain circuits in the laboratory of Dr. Erik M.Ullian at the University of California, San Francisco. Our laboratoryuses a variety of molecular, cellular, and electrophysiologicalapproaches to study synaptogenesis (see Christopherson et al., Cell,2005 and Bjartmar et al., J. Neurosci. 2006). We have also recentlydeveloped several mouse models to investigate small RNA and microRNAfunction in intact brain circuits. The position entails the use ofpatch-clamp electrophysiology in brain slice and neuronal culture usingthese mouse lines.
This project also provides the opportunity to work closely with severallabs at UCSF and master techniques for purification of differentpopulations of CNS neurons for molecul aranalysis. Highly motivatedcandidates with previous experience with patch-clamp physiology andslice physiology are sought.
Interested individuals should have a published track record inelectrophysiology.
Contact
Please send CV, a statement of research experience, and a statement ofcareer goals to UllianE@vision.ucsf.edu, and arrange for two letters ofreference to be sent to the address below.
Erik M. Ullian, PhD, Assistant Professor
Dept. of Ophthalmology & Physiology
UCSF School of Medicine
10 Koret Way
Room K320
San Francisco, CA 94143-0730
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