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Postdoctoral Scholar, University of Texas Health Sciences Center at San Antonio<br>
Molecular Fungal Pathogenesis
University of Texas Health Sciences Center at San Antonio
Molecular Fungal Pathogenesis
Infectious Diseases laboratory at the University of
Texas Health Sciences Center at San Antonio seeks
post-doctoral fellow to study Candida fungal
pathogenesis using molecular biology, cell biology,
genomic, and proteomic approaches as part of an active
mycology research group. Our laboratory is studying
the secretion of virulence-associated proteins in C.
albicans, identification of novel secretory proteins
involved in pathogenesis, and novel markers of
invasive fungal infections.
Ph.D in biological sciences and a strong research
background, preferably with yeast cell biology and/or
functional genomics, is required. The San Antonio
Center for Medical Mycology is a collaborative group
of more than 11 investigators with a diverse and broad
expertise in mycology and more than $16 million in
active support. UTHSCA and the Audie Murphy VA
Medical Center is an equal opportunity employer.
Please email: Samuel.Lee@yale.edu for more
information.
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