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Le Centre ESCAPE de l'Université de Reims Champagne-Ardenne recrute un chercheur postdoctoral pour étudier une famille de protéines Cryptosporidium possédant des domaines LCCL. Le poste s’inscrit dans un programme rébiné sur CRISPR et phénotypage avancé, en collaboration internationale et avec un financement récent.
Le candidat mènera des cribles CRISPR ciblés, générera des lignées mutantes et développera des assays phénotypiques, en vue d’établir des liens fonctionnels entre les protéines LCCL
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The ESCAPE Research Unit at the University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne (URCA) is seeking a motivated and creative Postdoctoral Researcher to investigate a poorly characterized family of Cryptosporidium proteins containing LCCL domains.
The position is part of a newly funded research program supported by Coefficient Giving (USA). The project aims to establish the functional relevance of LCCL-domain proteins in Cryptosporidium and identify candidate proteins associated with the formation and development of infectious parasite stages. LCCL domains are found in proteins associated with developmental and structural processes in several Apicomplexa, but their biological functions in Cryptosporidium remain poorly understood. Our preliminary observations point to a group of LCCL-domain proteins associated with the crystalloid body (CB), a distinctive structure observed during parasite development (Fig. 1). The central objective of the project is to move from this initial observation to functional evidence by systematically testing candidate LCCL-domain proteins.
The project will establish a targeted CRISPR-based functional screening strategy for LCCL-domain proteins in Cryptosporidium.
The project is deliberately designed as a discovery program. The successful candidate will therefore have an important role in deciding how promising candidates should be followed up as new results emerge.
We are looking for a highly motivated researcher with an interest in functional genomics, parasite biology and molecular mechanisms of development.
Experience in one or more of the following areas will be particularly valued :
22/10/2026
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