City of Hope · 4 weeks ago
Research Associate I - Lymphoma Biology
City of Hope is at the forefront of groundbreaking research, aiming to make a difference in the fight against cancer and other life-threatening illnesses. The Research Associate I will support lymphoma research by performing laboratory experiments, technical procedures, and data management tasks to advance the understanding of lymphoma biology and therapeutics.
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Responsibilities
Utilize laboratory equipment and established protocols to perform a variety of research experiments, including mammalian cell culture, nucleic acid/protein extraction, PCR, and related assays. Record and validate results for accuracy and completeness
Assist with the maintenance, organization, and quality control of research databases, including sample tracking, experimental metadata, and project-related datasets
Conduct molecular biology techniques such as DNA/RNA extraction, cDNA synthesis, gel electrophoresis, and preparation of samples for sequencing or downstream analysis
Perform routine cell line work, including thawing, expansion, authentication, and cryopreservation
Write and update standard operating procedures (SOPs), experimental reports, and laboratory documentation
Qualification
Required
Bachelor's degree in biological sciences
0-2 years of research/laboratory experience
Preferred
Bachelor's degree in biology, molecular biology, biochemistry, or a related field
Prior experience with mammalian cell culture, sterile technique, RNA/DNA extraction, flow cytometry, and handling of cell lines
Benefits
Comprehensive Benefits
Company
City of Hope
City of Hope is a cancer research and treatment non-profit organization specializing in diabetes and other life-threatening illnesses.
Funding
Current Stage
Late StageTotal Funding
$10.3MKey Investors
California Institute for Regenerative Medicine
2024-05-20Grant· $5.4M
2022-02-22Grant· $4.9M
Leadership Team
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