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Postdoctoral positions posted on Postdoc Jobs website:

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Two (2) POSTDOCTORAL POSITIONS are available immediately to study the
cellular and molecular neurobiology of the mammalian circadian clock.
Research projects focus on (see http://medicine.tamu.edu/clocks/): 1)
profiling of circadian gene expression in the suprachiasmatic nucleus
(SCN); 2) use of cell lines to identify diffusible factors involved in
the communication of SCN circadian outputs to other cells and in
pacemaker cell coupling; and 3) the role of neurotrophins in SCN clock
function. Research environment provides opportunity for
multidisciplinary interaction and collaboration in our Biological
Clocks Program involving 4 principal investigators, 6 postdoctoral
researchers and 18 graduate students. Abundant research funds and
well-equipped facilities are available, including gene array
facilities, real time PCR and real time analysis of
bioluminescence-reported gene expression in living cells. Individuals
holding a Ph.D. or M.D. with excellent training in any area of
neuroscience are encouraged to apply. Particular consideration will be
given to individuals with experience in molecular neuroscience. Salary
commensurate with experience. Send a summary of research interests, a
curriculum vitae and the addresses of three references

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