Research Technician-Magness

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A laboratory in the Center for Gastrointestinal Biology and Disease is seeking a lab manager and
technician. The research of the laboratory is focused on intestinal stem cells, gastrointestinal cancers, and biomedical engineering/translational approaches to improve human health.
The lab technician/manager will be responsible for over-all administration of lab organization and maintenance. They will also be responsible for performing experimental techniques directed by graduate students, post-doctoral fellows, and the Principle Investigator. The technical work includes but is not limited to mouse colony management, genotyping, DNA/ RNA/protein analysis by PCR/qPCR/western blotting, plasmid vector design/recombinant DNA engineering, gene expression by Taqman assays, tissue culture, flow cytometry/ FACS, and other standard laboratory
practices such as making solutions.
The management work includes but is not limited to ordering supplies/reagents, maintaining databases, maintenance and upkeep of laboratory space, maintaining animal/environmental health and safety protocols, communicating directly with the Principle Investigator and other laboratory personnel.

Demonstrated possession of the competencies necessary to perform the work.

CRISPR gene editing experience.

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