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Postdoctoral Research Associate Bowser Lab
Vacancy ID: PDS003350Position Summary/Description: This postdoctoral position is in the Bowser lab, a member lab of the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, University of North Carolina School of Medicine. The Bowser Lab is committed to uncovering the molecular pathogenesis of women's cancers and defining innovative approaches for regenerative medicine. Our studies concentrate on highly regenerative (endometrial and intestinal) tissues, chemically induced models of inflammation and cancer, and span across cell culture systems, genetically engineered mouse models, and human tissues. The goal is to apply this knowledge to advance the clinical management of inflammatory diseases and cancer. This position will lead an evolvin
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