加州大学圣迭戈分校糖尿病和肥胖分子发病机制研究博士后岗位
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日期：2008-03-25
Institution
Department of Medicine UCSD
Position
Postdoctoral Fellow
Location
La Jolla, CA 92093 United States
Date Posted
March 20, 2008
Date Expires
May 19th 2008
Tags
university of california, san diego, ca, usa, diabetes, cell biology,biochemistry, ucsd, obesity, and Phd
Description
A postdoctoral fellow is being sought to investigate the molecularpathogenesis of diabetes and obesity in the University of California,San Diego (Department of Medicine, Endocrine Division).
We have identified a Golgi-associated molecular scaffold that regulatesthe subcellular localization of the glucose transporter GLUT4 incultured adipocytes (PMID 17059388 & 10988299). To validate thismolecular scaffold’s functions in glucose homeostasis and energymetabolism, we have recently established a mouse knockout model and arecharacterizing the metabolic phenotypes using physiology, cell biologyand biochemical approaches.
We are looking for candidates with a PhD degree, substantial expertisewith mouse physiology, a passion for diabetes research, and priorfirst-author publication(s). An ideal candidate will also have someexperience with cell biology and are available for a personal interview.
For our research summary and contact information, visit
http://cancer.ucsd.edu/summaries/nwchi.asp
Department of Medicine UCSD
Position
Postdoctoral Fellow
Location
La Jolla, CA 92093 United States
Date Posted
March 20, 2008
Date Expires
May 19th 2008
Tags
university of california, san diego, ca, usa, diabetes, cell biology,biochemistry, ucsd, obesity, and Phd
Description
A postdoctoral fellow is being sought to investigate the molecularpathogenesis of diabetes and obesity in the University of California,San Diego (Department of Medicine, Endocrine Division).
We have identified a Golgi-associated molecular scaffold that regulatesthe subcellular localization of the glucose transporter GLUT4 incultured adipocytes (PMID 17059388 & 10988299). To validate thismolecular scaffold’s functions in glucose homeostasis and energymetabolism, we have recently established a mouse knockout model and arecharacterizing the metabolic phenotypes using physiology, cell biologyand biochemical approaches.
We are looking for candidates with a PhD degree, substantial expertisewith mouse physiology, a passion for diabetes research, and priorfirst-author publication(s). An ideal candidate will also have someexperience with cell biology and are available for a personal interview.
For our research summary and contact information, visit
http://cancer.ucsd.edu/summaries/nwchi.asp
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