Research Assistant: Chromatin & Regeneration in Stentor

A prominent university in California is seeking a Junior/Assistant Specialist for experimental research on chromatin modifications in Stentor. Ideal candidates should hold a relevant degree and possess skills in protein biochemistry, with prior experience in histone modifications preferred. The position offers a salary range of $55,000–$70,700 and requires applicants to submit a cover letter, CV, and references online. This role is critical for understanding cellular regeneration processes and contributes to vital research in cell biology. #J-18808-Ljbffr