[ccp4bb] Post-Doctoral Positions in Parasitology Group at the Structural Genomics Consortium

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Subject: Post-Doctoral Positions in Parasitology Group at the Structural Genomics Consortium
From: Wernimont Amy awernimont {- at -} GMAIL {- dot -} COM
Date: 2009-03-14

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The parasitology group at the Structural Genomics Consortium (SGC) focuses
on structure and function of proteins from apicomplexan and kinetoplastid
parasites, including pathogens responsible for malaria, African Sleeping
Disease and toxoplasmosis. In collaboration with leading parasitology labs
worldwide, we are also screening for and characterizing chemical reagents
which may be functional probes or potential drug leads. Since 2001, the SGC
has leveraged an advanced high throughput protein expression system and
state-of-the-art crystallography equipment to determine and deposit the
largest number of parasite protein structures in the Protein Data Bank.
Furthermore, we have identified chemical probes for a number of these
proteins. We are looking for scientists with a background in protein
biochemistry and/or crystallography. With a natural curiosity and love for
bench science, you will work with other SGC scientists to express and
determine the structure and function of important parasitic proteins, in
search of knowledge that will advance the cause of the millions of patients
of neglected diseases around the globe. Interested candidates should submit
their resume to: raymond.hui@utoronto.ca
.

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Amy K. Wernimont, PhD

Structural Genomics Consortium
University of Toronto
MaRS South Tower, Suite 705
101 College Street
Toronto, Ontario
Canada M5G 1L7

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