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Alexandra Sobeck: /* Postdoctoral position available starting January 2013: */

2012-08-28T23:24:17Z

Postdoctoral position available starting January 2013:

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-	==<span style="color:~~red~~">Postdoctoral position available starting January 2013:</span> ==	+	==<span style="color:green">Postdoctoral position available starting January 2013:</span> ==

	This position will work on elucidating novel functional interactions between FA proteins and other DNA repair enzymes under normal and perturbed cellular conditions. We are seeking a highly dedicated individual with a solid background in mechanisms of DNA replication and repair, and a strong interest in dissecting the complex DNA damage response mechanisms that protect our cells from mutagenic influences.		This position will work on elucidating novel functional interactions between FA proteins and other DNA repair enzymes under normal and perturbed cellular conditions. We are seeking a highly dedicated individual with a solid background in mechanisms of DNA replication and repair, and a strong interest in dissecting the complex DNA damage response mechanisms that protect our cells from mutagenic influences.

Alexandra Sobeck: /* Postdoctoral position available: */

2012-08-28T23:23:33Z

Postdoctoral position available:

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-	==<span style="color:red">Postdoctoral position available:</span> ==	+	==<span style="color:red">Postdoctoral position available starting January 2013:</span> ==

-	This position will work on elucidating novel functional interactions between FA proteins and ~~ATR/ATM-regulated signaling pathways~~ under normal and perturbed cellular conditions. We are seeking a highly dedicated individual with a solid background in mechanisms of DNA replication and repair, and a strong interest in dissecting the complex DNA damage response mechanisms that protect our cells from mutagenic influences.	+	This position will work on elucidating novel functional interactions between FA proteins and other DNA repair enzymes under normal and perturbed cellular conditions. We are seeking a highly dedicated individual with a solid background in mechanisms of DNA replication and repair, and a strong interest in dissecting the complex DNA damage response mechanisms that protect our cells from mutagenic influences.

	Please email your CV, contact information of 3 references and a concise statement of your research experience to:		Please email your CV, contact information of 3 references and a concise statement of your research experience to:

Alexandra Sobeck: /* Postdoctoral position available: */

2012-06-13T23:30:27Z

Postdoctoral position available:

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	This position will work on elucidating novel functional interactions between FA proteins and ATR/ATM-regulated signaling pathways under normal and perturbed cellular conditions. We are seeking a highly dedicated individual with a solid background in mechanisms of DNA replication and repair, and a strong interest in dissecting the complex DNA damage response mechanisms that protect our cells from mutagenic influences.		This position will work on elucidating novel functional interactions between FA proteins and ATR/ATM-regulated signaling pathways under normal and perturbed cellular conditions. We are seeking a highly dedicated individual with a solid background in mechanisms of DNA replication and repair, and a strong interest in dissecting the complex DNA damage response mechanisms that protect our cells from mutagenic influences.

-	Please ~~send~~ your CV, contact information of 3 references and a concise statement of your research experience to:	+	Please email your CV, contact information of 3 references and a concise statement of your research experience to:
-	~~Dr. Alexandra~~ Sobeck, ~~Assistant Professor (~~asobeck@umn.edu).	+	Alex Sobeck, asobeck@umn.edu.

Alexandra Sobeck: /* Postdoctoral position available: */

2012-06-13T23:29:37Z

Postdoctoral position available:

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	Dr. Alexandra Sobeck, Assistant Professor (asobeck@umn.edu).		Dr. Alexandra Sobeck, Assistant Professor (asobeck@umn.edu).

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	<span style="color:blue">!! Mark your calendars for the Fanconi Anemia Research Fund Symposium from September 27-30, 2012 in Denver, Colorado</span>		<span style="color:blue">!! Mark your calendars for the Fanconi Anemia Research Fund Symposium from September 27-30, 2012 in Denver, Colorado</span>
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Alexandra Sobeck: /* !! Mark your calendars for the Fanconi Anemia Research Fund Symposium from September 27-30, 2012 in Denver, Colorado */

2012-06-13T23:29:04Z

!! Mark your calendars for the Fanconi Anemia Research Fund Symposium from September 27-30, 2012 in Denver, Colorado

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	Dr. Alexandra Sobeck, Assistant Professor (asobeck@umn.edu).		Dr. Alexandra Sobeck, Assistant Professor (asobeck@umn.edu).

-	==<span style="color:blue">!! Mark your calendars for the Fanconi Anemia Research Fund Symposium from September 27-30, 2012 in Denver, Colorado</span>==	+	<span style="color:blue">!! Mark your calendars for the Fanconi Anemia Research Fund Symposium from September 27-30, 2012 in Denver, Colorado</span>
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Alexandra Sobeck: /* Postdoctoral position available: */

2012-06-13T23:28:31Z

Postdoctoral position available:

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-	==<span style="color:red">Postdoctoral position available:</span>==	+	==<span style="color:red">Postdoctoral position available:</span> ==

-	This position will work on elucidating novel functional interactions between FA proteins and ATR/ATM-regulated signaling pathways under normal and perturbed cellular conditions. We are seeking a highly dedicated individual with a solid background in mechanisms of DNA replication and repair, and a strong interest in dissecting the complex DNA damage response mechanisms that protect our cells from mutagenic influences.	+	This position will work on elucidating novel functional interactions between FA proteins and ATR/ATM-regulated signaling pathways under normal and perturbed cellular conditions. We are seeking a highly dedicated individual with a solid background in mechanisms of DNA replication and repair, and a strong interest in dissecting the complex DNA damage response mechanisms that protect our cells from mutagenic influences.
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-	~~Please~~ send your CV, contact information of 3 references and a concise statement of your research experience to:	+	Please send your CV, contact information of 3 references and a concise statement of your research experience to:
	Dr. Alexandra Sobeck, Assistant Professor (asobeck@umn.edu).		Dr. Alexandra Sobeck, Assistant Professor (asobeck@umn.edu).

Alexandra Sobeck: /* Postdoctoral position open: */

2012-06-13T23:25:45Z

Postdoctoral position open:

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-	== Postdoctoral position ~~open~~: ==	+	==<span style="color:red">Postdoctoral position available:</span>==

	This position will work on elucidating novel functional interactions between FA proteins and ATR/ATM-regulated signaling pathways under normal and perturbed cellular conditions. We are seeking a highly dedicated individual with a solid background in mechanisms of DNA replication and repair, and a strong interest in dissecting the complex DNA damage response mechanisms that protect our cells from mutagenic influences.		This position will work on elucidating novel functional interactions between FA proteins and ATR/ATM-regulated signaling pathways under normal and perturbed cellular conditions. We are seeking a highly dedicated individual with a solid background in mechanisms of DNA replication and repair, and a strong interest in dissecting the complex DNA damage response mechanisms that protect our cells from mutagenic influences.

-	~~A successful candidate holds a PhD and has experience in the following areas:~~	+	Please send your CV, contact information of 3 references and a concise statement of your research experience to:
-		+	Dr. Alexandra Sobeck, Assistant Professor (asobeck@umn.edu).
-	~~- Human cell culture and cell-based techniques including siRNA-mediated gene knockdown, proliferation and survival assays, immunofluorescence analysis of protein localization.~~	+
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-	~~- Basic molecular biology and proteomics techniques including cloning, PCR, subcellular fractionation, immunoprecipitation, immunoblots.~~	+
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-	~~- Previous experience with human gene targeting would be considered an additional advantage.~~	+
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-	Applicants should be within 1-2 years of the time they obtained their PhD and show a clear interest in pursuing an independent career in science. In addition, applicants should have the ability to work both  independently and as a part of a team, with excellent written and oral  communication skills.  Please send your CV, contact information of 3 references and a concise statement of your research experience to:	+
-	Dr. Alexandra Sobeck, Assistant Professor (asobeck@umn.edu)~~. Web link to research description: http://openwetware.org/wiki/Sobeck~~.	+

	==<span style="color:blue">!! Mark your calendars for the Fanconi Anemia Research Fund Symposium from September 27-30, 2012 in Denver, Colorado</span>==		==<span style="color:blue">!! Mark your calendars for the Fanconi Anemia Research Fund Symposium from September 27-30, 2012 in Denver, Colorado</span>==

Alexandra Sobeck: /* !! Mark your calendars for the Fanconi Anemia Research Fund Symposium from September 27-30, 2012 in Denver, Colorado */

2012-06-13T23:23:35Z

!! Mark your calendars for the Fanconi Anemia Research Fund Symposium from September 27-30, 2012 in Denver, Colorado

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	Dr. Alexandra Sobeck, Assistant Professor (asobeck@umn.edu). Web link to research description: http://openwetware.org/wiki/Sobeck.		Dr. Alexandra Sobeck, Assistant Professor (asobeck@umn.edu). Web link to research description: http://openwetware.org/wiki/Sobeck.

-	==<span style="color:~~red~~">!! Mark your calendars for the Fanconi Anemia Research Fund Symposium from September 27-30, 2012 in Denver, Colorado</span>==	+	==<span style="color:blue">!! Mark your calendars for the Fanconi Anemia Research Fund Symposium from September 27-30, 2012 in Denver, Colorado</span>==
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	==Useful links==		==Useful links==
	*[[OpenWetWare:Welcome\|Introductory tutorial]]		*[[OpenWetWare:Welcome\|Introductory tutorial]]
	*[[Help\|OpenWetWare help pages]]		*[[Help\|OpenWetWare help pages]]

Alexandra Sobeck: /* Lab News */

2012-06-13T23:22:40Z

Lab News

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	===Lab News===		===Lab News===

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		+	== Postdoctoral position open: ==
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		+	This position will work on elucidating novel functional interactions between FA proteins and ATR/ATM-regulated signaling pathways under normal and perturbed cellular conditions. We are seeking a highly dedicated individual with a solid background in mechanisms of DNA replication and repair, and a strong interest in dissecting the complex DNA damage response mechanisms that protect our cells from mutagenic influences.
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		+	A successful candidate holds a PhD and has experience in the following areas:
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		+	- Human cell culture and cell-based techniques including siRNA-mediated gene knockdown, proliferation and survival assays, immunofluorescence analysis of protein localization.
		+
		+	- Basic molecular biology and proteomics techniques including cloning, PCR, subcellular fractionation, immunoprecipitation, immunoblots.
		+
		+	- Previous experience with human gene targeting would be considered an additional advantage.
		+
		+	Applicants should be within 1-2 years of the time they obtained their PhD and show a clear interest in pursuing an independent career in science. In addition, applicants should have the ability to work both  independently and as a part of a team, with excellent written and oral  communication skills.  Please send your CV, contact information of 3 references and a concise statement of your research experience to:
		+	Dr. Alexandra Sobeck, Assistant Professor (asobeck@umn.edu). Web link to research description: http://openwetware.org/wiki/Sobeck.

	==<span style="color:red">!! Mark your calendars for the Fanconi Anemia Research Fund Symposium from September 27-30, 2012 in Denver, Colorado</span>==		==<span style="color:red">!! Mark your calendars for the Fanconi Anemia Research Fund Symposium from September 27-30, 2012 in Denver, Colorado</span>==

Alexandra Sobeck: /* WELCOME TO THE SOBECK LAB */

2012-06-13T22:59:40Z

WELCOME TO THE SOBECK LAB

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