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Postdoctoral Position Available

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Jeanne Lawrence, Ph.D.

Academic Role: Professor

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   Cell Biology
   Pediatrics

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Nuclear RNA from the human collagen gene (black) localizes within discrete domains greatly enriched in splicing components. Immunofluorescence (white) using antibodies to the spliceosome assembly factor, SC-35, is used to stain the domains, and RNA from the collagen gene (black) is detected by fluorescence in situ hybridization. Both the transcription and splicing of this RNA is associated with the domains.

Office: S7-137
Phone: 508-856-6015
E-mail: Jeanne.Lawrence@umassmed.edu
Keywords: Stem Cell Biology, Chromosome Structure & Dynamics, Cancer Biology, Nuclear Architecture, Medical Genetics

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Postdoctoral Position Available Post-Doctoral Positions Available Post-doctoral positions are available in research involving the role of nuclear non-coding RNAs in epigenetic modifications to chromatin in human embryonic stem cells, as well as gene therapeutic use of non-coding RNA. Contact Jeanne Lawrence by e-mail or at 508-856-6015.