Opportunity to work as Research Technician in Nanobody Discovery Project

Location: UK Posted: September 4, 2024
Rosalind Franklin institute

Screen nanobody expression libraries by phage display to isolate specific binding proteins. Express, purify, and characterize antigen binding of selected nanobodies at Rosalind Franklin Institute.

Be part of the Structural Biology theme which encompasses protein production, X-ray crystallography and cryo-electron microscopy.

Apply here, https://opportunities.rfi.ac.uk/vacancy/research-technician-567059.html

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