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Cornell University
Cornell University, located in Ithaca,
New York, is an inclusive, dynamic, and
innovative Ivy League university and New
York's and-grant institution. Its staff, faculty,
and students impart an uncommon sense
of larger purpose and contribute creative
ideas and best practices to further the
university's mission of teaching,
research, and outreach.
The Department of Molecular Biology and
Genetics seeks a postdoctoral research
associate to study the role of the newly
discovered retrovirus XMRV in chronic
syndrome (CFS). Blood from a cohort of
CFS patients and controls in upstate
New York will be examined for the presence
of virus, viral proteins, and antibodies to
viral proteins. Sequences of XMRV from
different patients will be obtained in order
to characterize the diversity of viruses in
the population. Whether virus sequences
correlate with functional status of CFS
patients will be determined. This project
will be undertaken in collaboration with the
Whittemore-Peterson Institute in Reno,
Nevada and the Columbia University Center
for Infection and Immunity as well as with
several physicians treating CFS patients.
For more information regarding the
Department of Molecular Biology and
Genetics, visit http://mbg.cornell. edu/.
Qualifications:
PhD degree in an area of Molecular Biology
and/or Biochemistry or Virology.
Prior experience with mammalian cell
culture and/or retroviruses is desirable
but not required.
Please send cover letter and CV with
names of three references to
Prof. Maureen Hanson,
Dept of Molecular Biology and Genetics,
323 Biotechnology Bldg.,
Cornell University,
Ithaca, NY 14853 or to
cfs.study@gmail. com.
Applications will be received for
consideration until a suitable candidate
is identified.
Cornell University is an equal opportunity,
affirmative action educator and employer.
Job: Molecular Biology & Genetics
Primary Location: Ithaca
Requisition Number: 11845
Organization:
Molecular Biology & Genetics - AG
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New Research FINALLY in the U.K...
but then Dr Peterson is in London <;-)))
ME Solutions and Invest in ME are
working together to maximize the
opportunities to fund research into
ME/CFS. The research project is -
The role of XMRV in modulation of NK
cell cytotoxicity and NK cell gene
abnormalities in ME/CFS patients and
normal blood donors.
The project will be carried out by
Dr Jonathan Kerr and his team from
St. George's University, London, and
Dr Amolak Bansal of the Department of
Immunology, Epsom & St Helier
University Hospitals NHS Trust.
Full article HERE
*gentle Hugs* and keep those Letters
heading to your Ministers of Health or
Congress, HHS, Surgeon General, or
whomever has Power in your Country, OK?
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