The following position is available at UCL. It should be interesting to
any-one with an interested in the role of phospholipids in membrane
trafficking as ARF6 is known to regulate two lipid modifying enzymes,
phospholipase D and PIP 5kinase.


University College London
Department of Physiology

Postdoctoral position in Membrane Traffic

A postdoctoral position is available to study endosomal trafficking and the
Fanconi syndrome. This is a 3-year appointment funded by the National Kidney
Research Fund to Professors R.Unwin and S.Cockcroft, and Drs F. Thevenod and
A.G.W Norden. The work will be carried out mainly in Prof. S Cockcrofts
Laboratory at UCL, Dept. Physiology. Applicants should have experience in
basic Molecular Biology and Cell Biology techniques and an interest in
membrane trafficking events. The work will be focused on the role of ARF6 on
protein re-absorption in the kidney and its relevance to the Fanconi
syndrome. Salary will be in the Research Grade 1A, #20,865 (including
London allowance).
CV together with the names and addresses of 2 referees should be sent to
Prof. S. Cockcroft, Dept. Physiology, Rockefeller Building, University St.,
London WC1E 6JJ. Fax: 0171-387-6368, Tel. 0171-209-6259/6084. E.Mail
S.Cockcroft@....
Professor Shamshad Cockcroft,
Lipid Signalling Group,
Dept. of Physiology,
Rockefeller Building, Third Floor Rm 321
21 University St.,
University College London
London WC1E 6JJ

Email: S.cockcroft@...
Phones: O20-7679 6084/6259
Fax: 020 7387 6368
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