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From: Eddy Jakobovits <eddyjake@sciweb.com>
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To: "Dr. Peter Kolodziej" <kolodzp@ctrvax.vanderbilt.edu>

Dr. Peter Kolodziej wrote:
> 
> A postdoctoral position is immediately available in the Department of
> Cell Biology at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.  Areas of
> investigation include the netrin signalling pathway, neuronal
> morphogenesis and axon guidance, and tumor progression (Neuron (1995)
> 15: 273-286).  Both Drosophila genetics and biochemical assays in
> vertebrates will be used to study gene function.  Qualified candidates
> should possess either an M.D. or Ph.D., have no more than two years
> postgraduate experience, and have a strong graduate training in
> genetics, biochemistry, or molecular biology.  Please send your c.v. and
> three letters of reference to:  Dr. Peter Kolodziej, 802 Light Hall,
> Vanderbilt School of Medicine, Nashville, TN 37232-0295.
> T:615/343-7298.  F.615/343-4726.
> E-mail:  peter.kolodziej@mcmail.vanderbilt.edu  EOE.
> 
> The attached image shows the expression pattern of frazzled (red), a
> netrin receptor, on embryonic CNS axons (green),        and CNS axon defects
> observed in a frazzled null mutant.  Netrins are expressed by midline
> cells.
> 
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>  [Image]

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