Performing immunological/genetic analyses on samples from clinical trial patients Receiving and processing biologic samples from the clinic Oversee overlapping experiments and sacrifice mice at set time pointsģ5% Experiments investigating cellular and molecular mechanisms involved in immune cell function Monitoring of tumor growth with in vivo imaging and calipers
injections)Ĭollection and processing of fluids and tissues for downstream analysis This research is facilitated by clinical trials and in close collaboration with several MUSC oncologists and surgeons.ĮntityMedical University of South Carolina (MUSC - Univ)Ĭost CenterCC001335 HCC Programs and ResearchĪdministration of drugs and cells (i.v., i.p., s.c. Wrangle’s research team hypothesizes that NSCLC may be classified by immune-phenotypes based on expression patterns of immune-related genes and pathways known to be important mechanisms of immune escape. Research interests of the Wrangle Lab focus on the development of novel therapeutic strategies and biomarkers for the treatment and diagnosis of non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). Prior experience with in vivo and in vitro work is preferred. Responsibilities of this position will include performing experiments involving laboratory mice, molecular biology and biochemical assays, and data analysis. Job Description SummaryThe Wrangle Lab at the Medical University of South Carolina is seeking applicants for a Research Specialist II position.
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