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Postdoc Research Associate
Position Title:Postdoc Research AssociateAppointment Type:Post Doc/TraineeJob Description:Summary of Duties and Responsibilities:The placenta is critical for the establishment and maintenance of pregnancy, yet the molecular mechanisms governing its development are poorly understood. The overall goal of this postdoc position is to identify not only the networks of genes controlling important processes during placental development, but also the cis-regulatory and epigenetic mechanisms by which the genes are regulated. The project will combine cutting-edge multi-omics approaches with robust computation
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