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Undergraduate position in Bustamante's Lab

A volunteer position for an undergraduate student (preferably in his/her
senior year) is now available in Carlos Bustamante's lab. The student will
be involved in experiments carried out with an Atomic Force Microscope
(AFM). The student's main project will be the structural characterization of
the prokaryotic transcription factor NtrC. Different oligometric forms of
the protein, alone or bound to different DNA sequences, will be visualized
via the AFM in an attempt to gain insight into the mechanism by which NtrC
activates transcription in prokaryotes. The student will also be asked to
use special AFM tips (nanotube tips) to try to improve imaging resolution.
Some experience with protein and DNA would be a plus.

The student will be expected to work 12 hours per week.

If you are interested in this position, please send your CV to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Thanks,
Evan Sperber
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Anne Aaboe                                      phone:  (510) 643-7473
Undergraduate Advising Manager                               fax: 
(510) 643-2208
Molecular & Cell Biology                         email: 
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
2083 Valley Life Sciences, #3200            web:  mcb.berkeley.edu/undergrad
Berkeley, CA 94720

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