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Post-Doctoral Research Associate - Microbiology and Molecular Genetics
Requisition Number: F_220096Department: Vet & Biomedical Sciences-0845Description of Work: Areas of work for this position include diseases that are of chronic nature and difficult to diagnose (Johne's disease, tuberculosis and bovine tuberculosis). The work will focus on the development of a live attenuated unmarked vaccine against Johne's disease. In addition, anti-TB drug development will focus on alanine racemase and D-alanine ligase, the presumed lethal target of D-cycloserine. Dr. Barletta hopes his research will lead to vaccines, including applications to the control of SARS-CoV2, new drugs and research tools to provide more accurate and faster tests to identify these pathogens. The ap
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