University of Exeter invites applications for a PhD studentship focusing on how APOE genotype influences human sensory neurons and Schwann cells under diabetic stress. The project builds isogenic neuron-glia co-cultures and uses MEAs and patch-clamp to assess network activity and neuron function.
Long-read RNA sequencing will identify transcript-level changes and isoform switching, helping to pinpoint pathways and candidate genes for therapeutic targeting.
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Are you ready to take on the PhD Studentship: APOE-Driven Neuron–Glia Neuropathy role at University of Exeter?
This opportunity is part of our work in Bio & Pharmacology & Health, Consulting.
The advertised compensation is 20.000 - 24.000.
We aim to respond to suitable candidates as soon as possible.
Full responsibilities and requirements are described in the listing above.
Learn more about the PhD Studentship: APOE-Driven Neuron–Glia Neuropathy role in the description above.