Postdoctoral Research Fellow - Physiological Chemistry : South San Francisco, CA, United States

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The following opportunity exists in our South San Francisco, CA headquarters:

Postdoctoral Research Fellow – Physiological Chemistry (3)

Description:
Genentech has an incredible position available for an independent researcher, postdoctoral training position in the Dixit lab to study innate immunity or ubiquitin biochemistry in cellular signaling.

Qualifications:
Applicants must have a doctoral degree and a strong background in either protein chemistry, intermediary metabolism, immunology or analysis of genetically engineered murine models. Qualified candidates must have at least one first author paper published or accepted in a top tier journal.

A Job with Benefits Beyond the Benefits
No matter who you are or what role you play, you’ll help change the face of medicine and make a real difference in the lives of people facing the most challenging medical conditions. Plus, you’ll thrive in our one-of-a-kind culture, where diversity is celebrated, employees are valued for their contributions and we all serve as advocates for change who continually find ways to do things better.

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