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Employment within the
Department of Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry
Research
Scientist/Technician Positions ▪
Post-Doctoral
Positions ▪
Staff
Post-Doctoral Positions
(General Openings)
The following faculty of the Department of
Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry at the University of Kentucky College of
Medicine seek applications for research associates and post-doctoral fellows
to study the molecular aspects of a variety of human diseases.
The following research labs and projects
currently have openings:
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Douglas Andres, PhD
Ras protein signal transduction;
neurodegenerative disorders and oncogenesis.
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Luke Bradley, PhD
Central nervous system protein
recognition, specificity, and design.
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Trevor Creamer, PhD
Computational and biophysical studies of protein unfolded
states and protein-protein interactions.
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Robert Dickson, PhD
Signal transduction pathways and membrane trafficking
mediated by sphingolipids.
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Rebecca Dutch, PhD
Mechanisms of membrane fusion promoted by
viral fusion proteins.
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Lou Hersh, PhD
Protease re-engineering for gene-therapy.
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Harry LeVine,
PhD
Conformational polymorphisms of Abeta amyloid
in transgenic mouse models and Alzheimer’s disease brain.
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Dan Noonan, PhD
Molecular mechanism(s) of human lung
cancers.
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Sabire Ozcan, PhD
Analysis of molecular defects in glucose
metabolism leading to diabetes.
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Kevin Sarge, PhD
Stress-induced gene transcription; SUMO-1 modification of
proteins.
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H Peter
Speilmann, PhD Protein prenylation and combinatorial drug synthesis.
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Tom Vanaman, PhD
Molecular basis of calcium/calmodulin dependent regulation of
transcription.
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S W Whiteheart, PhD
Molecular
basis of platelet function.
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Deneys van der Westhuyzen, PhD
The role of lipoprotein receptors in
cholesterol metabolism and atherosclerosis.
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