Enthusiastic lab members wanted!
Post Doc, Dissertation(s), Technician
Improvement of Chinese Hamster Ovary Cell CHO platform technology: Cell line optimisation and engineering
Objective:
Current problems in mammalian cell line development
· Cell lines are phenotypically and physiologically unstable due to high number of chromosomal rearrangements
· Host cell optimisation difficult, as properties are lost upon transfection
· Random transfection induces more uncontrollable genomic changes
· Labour and time intensive screening required
· Development times for cell lines: 4-8 months
To do´s
· Host cell line with higher genomic stability
· Targeted integration toolbox
· Control over cellular properties
Wanted
· Enthusiastic people, who want to work in a group at the forefront of CHO-research
· Independent thinkers who like to discuss new ideas and work on their realisation
· Interested individuals who want to learn cell culture technology, bioinformatics and cell engineering
Start January 2012
If you are interested, please contact Nicole Borth, DBT 3rd floor, 47564 6232 or nicole.borth@boku.ac.at