PhD: Sodium-Driven Eukaryotic DNA Replication Research

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York and North Yorkshire

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Job summary

University of York invites applications for a PhD project on sodium regulation of eukaryotic DNA replication. The project will investigate how sodium-rich cellular environments alter replication machinery using DNA fibre combing, iPOND, proteomics, OK-seq and live-cell imaging.

York bioscience doctoral training partnership supports this four-year studentship with a scholarship funding type. Start date is September 20, 2027, with a focus on cutting-edge replication stress research.

Qualifications

  • Requires PhD-level research experience in biology/biophysics.
  • Experience with DNA replication assays and single-molecule techniques is preferred.
  • Familiarity with high-throughput sequencing and proteomics workflows beneficial.

Responsibilities

  • Conduct and contribute to research on sodium regulation of eukaryotic DNA replication.
  • Apply DNA fibre combing, iPOND, proteomics and OK-seq to study replication stress.
  • Perform live-cell imaging and single-molecule biophysics experiments.

Skills

DNA fibre combing
iPOND
proteomics
OK-seq
live-cell imaging
single-molecule biophysics

Education

PhD

Job description

University of York invites applications for a PhD project on sodium regulation of eukaryotic DNA replication. The project will investigate how sodium-rich cellular environments alter replication machinery using DNA fibre combing, iPOND, proteomics, OK-seq and live-cell imaging.

York bioscience doctoral training partnership supports this four-year studentship with a scholarship funding type. Start date is September 20, 2027, with a focus on cutting-edge replication stress research.

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