Applications are invited for a three-year position to work on this project. You should have a PhD in a relevant biological subject, such as microbiology or biochemistry. Experience in molecular genetics is essential. The salary will be on the 1A scale up to point 6, according to age and experience. NO is a cellular messenger, an intermediate in denitrification, an inhibitor of haemprotein function, and a component of the arsenal of reactive oxygen and nitrogen species produced by macrophages.
Bacteria resist NO, the best characterised mechanism being via the activities of flavohaemoglobins.
A studentship is available to tackle one or more of the following questions. The project will provide training in molecular microbiology, NO biochemistry and bacteria-macrophage interactions. Applications are invited for a three-year studentship to work on this project. You should have, or expect to obtain in the Summer of 2000, a First or Upper Second Class Degree in a relevant biological subject, such as microbiology or biochemistry.