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Our lab uses the model organism Escherichia coli (E.coli)to study mechanisms of DNA damage and repair, and replication. We employ an arsenal of techniques drawn from genetics, molecular biology, cellular biology and biochemistry to tackle a multitude of questions underlying these processes
We are currently accepting applications for the following positions:
Post-doctoral fellows
Ph.D. and M. S. rotation students
Undergraduate Lab Technicians
Undergraduate Researchers
For more information about our lab and these positions not provided on this web site please refer to our contact list to correspond to the Principal Investigator Dr. Susan Lovett or the Research Associate/Lab Coordinator Vincent Sutera
Three-dimensional rendered immunofluorescence image of the cell nucleoid (red) and RNA polymerase (green) in Escherichia coli. Picture taken by Hayley Moore
