Comments By: Alex Conceicao at FAJ@AGR
Originally To: internet[cellbiol at dl.ac.uk]
Originally From: Alex Conceicao at FAJ@AGR
Original Date: 22/07/97 14:27
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POST-DOCTORAL POSITION
UNIVERSITE DE BOURGOGNE
UNIVERSITY OF BURGUNDY - FRANCE
Laboratoire de phytoBIOLOGIE CELLULAIRE
DEPARTMENT OF PLANT BIOLOGY
A position is available for a post-doctoral scientist to join our group
studying the biogenesis of vacuoles and vesicular trafficking in the secretory
pathway of plant cells. The successfull candidate will take a leading role in
ongoing in situ hybridization of several mRNAs encoding membrane proteins by
using light and electron microscopy. He (she) will also be expected to
contribute to other aspects of molecular cytology in the research programme.
Experience in applying molecular biology techniques to cell biology studies is
essential.
The post is available from january 1998 for a period of 12 months. Salary will
be in the range 120 000 FF (20,000 US dollars) per year.
Applications should include a full CV and the names of two referees, and
should be directed to Dr. Francis MARTY Professor, Laboratoire de
phytoBiologie Cellulaire, Universite de Bourgogne, BP 400, 21011 Dijon Cedex,
France.
phone: 33-(0)3-80-39-62-51. Fax: 33-(0)3-80-39-62-87. Email:
fmarty at u-bourgogne.fr
REFERENCES:
da Silva Conceicao et al. 1997. The syntaxin homolog AtPEP12p resides on a
late post-Golgi compartment in plants. Plant Cell 9: 571-582.
Dolzome et al. 1995. Monoclonal antibody TeM 106 reacts with a tonoplast
intrinsic protein of 106 kDa from Brassica oleracea L. J. Cell Science 108:
1509-1517.
Marty-Mazars et al. 1995. Antibodies to the tonoplast from the storage
parenchyma cells of beetroot recognize a major intrinsic protein related to
TIPs. Eur. J. Cell Biol. 66: 106-118.
