A research position is available on a grant-supported project to
utilize molecular biological techniques to aid in developing a vaccine
against Coccidioides immitis, the etiologic agent of the fungal
disease coccidioidomycosis. We are interested in defining and
cloning the protective antigen(s) and using these candidates in
protein or DNA-based immunization protocols. The preferred
candidate should be a resident of the U.S. or have a work permit,
have a Ph.D. or equivalent, and have recent publications in peer
reviewed journals. The preferred candidate should have
documented expertise in molecular biology or fungal genetics.
Applicants should send their curriculum vitae to Rebecca Cox,
Ph.D. or Mitch Magee, Ph.D., Dept. of Clinical Investigation, Texas
Center for Infectious Disease, 2303 SE Military Drive, San Antonio,
TX 78223.
D. Mitchell Magee, Ph.D.
Department of Clinical Investigation
Texas Center for Infectious Disease
2303 S.E. Military Dr.
San Antonio, TX 78223-3597
Phone: (210) 531-4580
Fax: (210) 531-4550
Email: Mitch.Magee at tdh.state.tx.us
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