Molecular biology techniques you are likely to encounter and could be trained in:
• Growth and maintenance of human cell lines.
• Lab scale expression and purification of native source proteins, with a special focus on CA15-3.
• Transfer of obtained results to large scale production and partitioning in development of expression facilities.
• Biochemical protein characterization including fluorescence spectroscopy.
• Crystallization and structural characterization of proteins.
From you we expect
Commitment, scientific curiosity, ability to work independently after 2-3 months and a background in molecular biology/biochemistry/cell biology or similar. We consider laboratory work for a master degree a full time position, minimum 37+ hours a week, you will be expected to spent half your time at NCMM and half at SERO and must therefore be able to communicate to both locations. Please do not hesitate to contact us for further information.
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