Posted by Josh Bloomekatz, on 13 October 2020
Research at UM addresses a broad range of exciting developmental biology questions. What genes regulate the creation of different neuronal cell-types? How do cardiac cells sense and respond to their ...Posted by Josh Bloomekatz, on 23 September 2020
Research position investigating the mechanisms underlying cardiac morphogenesis The Bloomekatz laboratory in the Department of Biology at the University of Mississippi in Oxford, MS is seeking a researcher to assist ...Posted by Josh Bloomekatz, on 7 July 2020
The Department of Biology at the University of Mississippi is seeking a qualified individual to run a new optical microscopy core with several imaging systems including a new Leica LSCM. ...Posted by Josh Bloomekatz, on 16 April 2020
The Bloomekatz laboratory in the Department of Biology at the University of Mississippi in Oxford, MS is seeking a research technician to assist in our investigations of cardiac morphogenesis and ...Posted by Josh Bloomekatz, on 6 September 2019
Our research investigates the fundamental question of how cardiac cells sense and respond to their environment. We seek to understand the mechanisms underlying the regulation of morphogenetic and identity transformations ...Posted by Josh Bloomekatz, on 24 May 2023
We utilize genetic, live-imaging, and system-biology approaches in zebrafish to elucidate the molecular, biomechanical, and cell-biological principles underlying cardiac development and disease pathogenesis. Additionally, we have recently begun a new avenue of research into the role of glycans and the glycocalyx in cardiac development, morphogenesis, and disease. For details on our research please see our […]
Posted by Josh Bloomekatz, on 26 January 2023
A post-doctoral position is open in the Bloomekatz laboratory to participate in our recently funded investigations into the role of glycans and the glycocalyx in cardiac development, morphogenesis, and disease. We utilize an innovative combination of genetic, live-imaging, and system-biology approaches. For details on our research please see our website https://thebloomekatzlaboratory.org . -Interested in joining […]
Posted by Josh Bloomekatz, on 12 September 2022
Our research seeks to understand the mechanisms underlying the regulation of morphogenetic and identity transformations that occur during cardiac development and disease. We take an interdisciplinary approach, combining the genetic and imaging strengths of zebrafish (including CRISPR/Cas9, forward screens and time-lapse experiments) with both biophysical and cell biological methodologies. New projects include focuses on the […]
