We are looking for an experienced vital world to conduct a pioneering data analysis and/or a vital contribution to the “physical instability in Huntington’s disease” that works with Professor Darren Moncton.

Our team uses the targeted and complete genome sequence for the large patient regiment, along with other molecular and clinical data, to understand genetic genetic variables across the genome in the appearance of Huntington’s disease, intensity and development, with a special focus on the role of physical repetitive expansion.

These efforts aim to define therapeutic goals and molecular signs.

The successful candidate will join a continuous research program to provide biological and genetic experience and analyze the molecular data for the research team. It is also expected to contribute to formulating and submitting research reports, publications and research proposals, in addition to helping to manage and direct this complex and difficult project as the opportunities allow.

Unofficial inquiries should be directed to Professor Darren Moncton via email: Darren.monckton@glasow.ac.uk

This publication is full -time and has funding until 31^street May 2027.

To advance online on: www.jobs.gla.ac.uk/job/bioinformatician-1

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