Lead Research Scientist, RyR Calcium Signaling
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Research/Development
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Science
Job Description & How to Apply Below
The Laboratory of Dr. Andrew R. Marks at Columbia University Irving Medical Center seeks an Associate Research Scientist to lead studies on the ryanodine receptor (RyR) in normal and diseased physiology.
The role includes directing projects in cardiac and brain function using animal models and overseeing junior staff. Applicants should hold a PhD or MD/PhD with strong publications and experience in molecular biology, biochemistry, calcium signaling, protein purification, electrophysiology, and
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