My laboratory has openings for highly motivated post-doctoral fellows
who want to work in a multidisciplinary environment to understand the
function of a newly discovered superfamily of nucleotide-binding
proteins. Two of the yeast genes we work on are HNT1 and HNT2. They
are the homologs of Hint and Fhit, the latter being a tumor-suppressor
protein and protein product of the most frequently disrupted gene in
lung cancer. Among the methods in use in the laboratory are X-ray
crystallography, enzymology and yeast genetics.
Please send a letter of interest with your list of publications and the
contact numbers for your referees. Candidates who can be interviewed in
person are preferred.
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Charles Brenner Laboratory of Protein Structure
Assistant Professor and Cellular Function
Kimmel Cancer Institute phone (215) 503-4573
Thomas Jefferson University fax (215) 923-2117
233 S 10th St., rm. 826 mailto:brenner at dada.jci.tju.edu
Philadelphia, PA 19107 http://asterix.jci.tju.edu/brenner.html
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