Position Opening
Carol S. Enderlin
enderc at ESSEX.HSC.COLORADO.EDU
Tue Aug 30 11:08:14 EST 1994
Below I have appended what I got when I uudecoded the message referred
to below, but not using Pegasus mail, for those of you unable or
unwilling to. I personally don't see the point of posting the
message in this fashion. :)
Carol Enderlin
enderc at essex.hsc.colorado.edu
[please don't email me about the position]
> * This message contains the file 'MOLBIO.TXT', which has been
> * uuencoded. If you are using Pegasus Mail, then you can use
> * the browser's eXtract function to lift the original contents
> * out to a file, otherwise you will have to extract the message
> * and uudecode it manually.
>
-----------MOLBIO.TXT follows---------------
POSITION OPEN FOR MOLECULAR BIOLOGIST
TEXAS CENTER FOR INFECTIOUS DISEASE
San Antonio, Texas
Seeking molecular biologist (Ph.D. or postdoctorate level) to develop a
recombinant vaccine against the fungal pathogen Coccidioides immitis.
Project involves developing a cDNA or genomic library, screening the
library(s) with oligonucleotide and antibody probes, subcloning and
expression of gene, and evaluating immunoprotective properties of the
recombinant peptide using a murine model for coccidioidomycosis.
Salary is $36,108. Interested applicants should contact...
Dr. Rebecca Cox or
Dr. Mitch Magee
Dept. of Research Immunology
Texas Center for Infectious Diseases
San Antonio, TX 78240
Phone (210-534-8857)
FAX (210-532-7791).
Email MMagee at tcid.tdh.texas.gov
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