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Postdoctoral Research Fellow – Cardiovascular Biology and EpigeneticsThe Zhou Lab at the Department of Biomedical Engineering the University of Alabama at Birmingham (https://www.yangzhoulab.com/) is seeking a highly motivated Postdoctoral Research Fellow to join our research program in cardiovascular biology, epigenetics, and regenerative medicine. Our laboratory investigates the molecular and epigenetic mechanisms
that regulate cardiomyocyte identity, function, and adaptation to stress. The successful candidate will lead NIH-funded studies investigating how epigenetic regulatory mechanisms contribute to cardiac homeostasis, pathological remodeling, and heart failure. The research will integrate genetic mouse models, cardiovascular disease models, cardiac phenotyping, and genomic and single-cell approaches to uncover mechanisms
controlling cardiac function under normal and pathological conditions.Experience with mouse models and animal handling is strongly preferred. Candidates with training in cardiovascular biology, cardiac physiology, cardiac remodeling, hypertrophy, heart failure, or related areas are particularly encouraged to apply. Experience with cardiovascular disease models, small-animal surgery, genetically engineered mouse
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