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PBB Special Issue on Pharmacology across the Lifespan

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We seek scientists who may want to participate in a Special Issue of Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior entitled "Pharmacology Across the Lifespan.”    This Special Issue will focus on the effects of pharmaceutical drugs, abuse substances, hormones and other biological variables, such as enrichment and stress, across the lifespan of both animals and humans.  Topics covered will range from epigenetics and molecular alterations to toxicity and behavior.  If you

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Systems Programmer

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Occupational: Provide software engineering and programming support in the Duke Department of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics for a Center of Excellence in Genomic Science (CEGS). The position will be particularly involved in defining and developing the Center's data portal, supporting the data analysis and annotation pipeline necessary for the genomics community to interact with and benefit from the discoveries done by the Center.

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Research Associate, Senior Positions to Develop New Technologies to Study Combinatorial Gene Regulation

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Position Description: The overall goal of this position to develop new high-throughput technologies for studying combinatorial gene regulation in the human genome. The position is funded through a recently awarded NHGRI Center of Excellence (CEGS) in Genome Science. The focus of the Duke CEGS is to develop new and high-throughput technologies to investigate how combinatorial gene regulation contributes to human health and disease.

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Develop Statistical Approaches for Studying Combinatorial Gene Regulation

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Position Description: The overall goal of this position to develop new statistical for analyzing and interpreting high throughput genomic assays designed to study combinatorial gene regulation in the human genome. The position is funded through a recently awarded NHGRI Center of Excellence (CEGS) in Genome Science.

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Postdoctoral Positions to Develop New Technologies to Study Combinatorial Gene Regulation

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Position Description: The overall goal of this position to develop new high-throughput technologies for studying combinatorial gene regulation in the human genome. The position is funded through a recently awarded NHGRI Center of Excellence (CEGS) in Genome Science. The focus of the Duke CEGS is to develop new and high-throughput technologies to investigate how combinatorial gene regulation contributes to human health and disease.

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