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Scientist I - Primary Endothelial Cell Assays & Liver Biology
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A Biologist studies plant and animal life and conducts research in one of many specialized areas. May observe and study different types of animals or plants and their habitats or ecosystems, or study cell biology or microorganisms, or research questions relating to human biology and health.
$111,422 / year median in Massachusetts
+14% projected growth
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Scientist I - Primary Endothelial Cell Assays & Liver Biology at Meet Life Sciences Scientist I - Primary Endothelial Cell Assays & Liver Biology at Meet Life Sciences in Malden, Massachusetts Posted in about 17 hours ago.
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full-time Scientist I - Primary Endothelial Cell Assays & Liver Biology I'm partnering with a growing biotech company seeking a Scientist I to support primary endothelial cell assays and liver biology research. Requirements
- PhD in Cell Biology, Molecular Biology, Vascular Biology, Liver Biology, or related field; MS with relevant industry experience considered
- Hands-on experience with primary human endothelial cells
- Experience with endothelial biology, assay development, and troubleshooting
- Experience with liver biology, MASLD/MASH, fibrosis, or related disease areas
- Proficiency with qPCR, ELISA, Western blot, immunostaining, and microscopy Responsibilities
- Develop, optimize, and execute primary endothelial cell assays
- Support liver biology and target validation studies
- Analyze experimental data and troubleshoot assay performance
- Maintain accurate laboratory documentation and communicate results Preferred
- Liver sinusoidal endothelial cell experience
- Co-culture, permeability assays, flow cytometry, or high-content imaging
- siRNA, CRISPR, ASO, or pharmacologic target perturbation experience Interviews are starting soon, so if you're interested and would like to be considered, give me a call at (919) 892-9841 as soon as you're available.