POSTDOCTORAL POSITION IN YEAST MESSENGER RNA SPLICING
HEY YOU OUT THERE, LOOKING FOR A POSTDOC POSITION!!!
I recently got a new grant to study the effects of chemically-synthesized,
artificial branch-point RNA molecules in in vitro splicing. Consequently,
I am looking for a first-rate post doc who is interested in pursuing this,
as well as other genetic, molecular and biochemical aspects of splicing
in S. cerevisiae. Currently we are also tooling up to do three-hybrid
searches for proteins that interact with snRNAs. Our lab is not only a
great place to learn about yeast molecular genetics and gene expression in
general, but the Research Institute at the Hospital for Sick Children has
a lot of terrific science. In addition to that, the University of Toronto
and its affiliated research institutes (almost all are just across the
street from us) is one of the most active biomedical research communities
in North America. And Toronto itself is a very interesting place to live.
If you are interested send me a letter or a FAX or an e-mail or a phone call.
Jim Friesen, Research Institute, Hospital for Sick Children, 555 University
Ave., Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5G 1X8. Tel. (416) 813-5722. FAX
813-6668. jim at sickkids.on.ca
