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Funded PhD in Viral DNA Mimic Proteins, Structural Biology, Biochemistry and Microbiology at the University of Bristol University of Bristol in United Kingdom

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PhD

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Biochemistry

Funding

The PhD opportunity is explicitly described as funded. The post does not specify the funding source, stipend amount, tuition coverage or other financial details; the linked SWBio DTP project page may provide further information.

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University of Bristol

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Biochemistry
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About this position

Funded PhD opportunity in viral DNA mimic proteins at the University of Bristol. Professor Mark Dillingham is seeking an enthusiastic PhD student to investigate how bacterial viruses (phages) produce proteins that masquerade as DNA and sabotage molecular machinery in bacterial hosts.

The project will focus on discovering new DNA mimic proteins and understanding their mechanisms, including viral targeting of the bacterial DNA-processing enzyme RecBCD. Research will combine computational structural biology, biochemistry and microbiology, offering interdisciplinary training in protein structure, molecular interactions and phage–bacterium biology.

The opportunity is part of the SWBio DTP PhD programme and is hosted at the University of Bristol, United Kingdom. The post describes the position as funded, but does not provide stipend, tuition or eligibility details. Applicants should consult the linked project page for requirements, deadlines and application instructions.

Funding details

The PhD opportunity is explicitly described as funded. The post does not specify the funding source, stipend amount, tuition coverage or other financial details; the linked SWBio DTP project page may provide further information.

What's required

Applicants should be enthusiastic about the project and interested in combining computational structural biology, biochemistry and microbiology. Specific degree, skills, academic performance and language requirements are not stated in the post.

How to apply

Review the SWBio DTP PhD project information at the linked page and follow its application instructions. The post does not provide a direct application portal or deadline.

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