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Postdoctoral Associate in Leukemia Genomics and Regulatory Mechanisms Baylor College of Medicine in United States

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Postdoc

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Molecular Biology

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The salary range is $63,480–$64,356. Baylor College of Medicine typically follows stipend guidelines similar to those stipulated by the NIH. The position is an onsite, full-time postdoctoral appointment; tuition or additional benefits are not specified in the post.

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Molecular Biology
Cancer Biology
Hematology
Biology
Medical Science
Chromatin Biology
Omics
Regulatory Genomics

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About this position

Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas, is hiring a Postdoctoral Associate in Leukemia Genomics. The postdoctoral researcher will conduct experimental validation studies on regulatory and noncoding mechanisms of oncogene deregulation, leukemia subtype biology, and treatment resistance.

The work integrates computationally nominated mechanisms with cell-based assays, molecular assays, CRISPR-based perturbation, reporter assays, chromatin and regulatory profiling, sequencing-based methods, and functional follow-up studies. Research topics include noncoding variants, structural rearrangements, chromatin accessibility, enhancer-promoter contacts, transcription-factor circuitry, cryptic regulatory alterations, and relapse-associated regulatory states.

The researcher will coordinate experiments with computational analysis teams, clinical sample workflows, and institutional cores; maintain reproducible laboratory records; interpret patient-derived genomic and multiomic data; and prepare figures, reports, abstracts, manuscripts, and presentations. The role may also include training or mentoring students, technicians, and junior trainees.

Applicants need an MD or PhD in basic science, health science, or a related field. Preferred backgrounds include molecular biology, cancer biology, genetics, genomics, hematology, or biomedical sciences, with relevant experience in leukemia biology, cell culture, molecular cloning, CRISPR, chromatin assays, sequencing, and experimental troubleshooting. The salary is $63,480–$64,356, with compensation typically aligned with NIH postdoctoral stipend guidelines. This is an onsite Monday–Friday position in Houston, Texas.

Funding details

The salary range is $63,480–$64,356. Baylor College of Medicine typically follows stipend guidelines similar to those stipulated by the NIH. The position is an onsite, full-time postdoctoral appointment; tuition or additional benefits are not specified in the post.

What's required

Applicants must hold an MD or PhD in basic science, health science, or a related field. No prior experience is required. Preferred qualifications include a PhD in molecular biology, cancer biology, genetics, genomics, hematology, biomedical sciences, or a related field, plus experience with leukemia biology, cancer or regulatory genomics, cell culture, molecular cloning, reporter assays, CRISPR-based perturbation, chromatin and sequencing-based assays, primary or cell-line models, data interpretation, figure preparation, and manuscript writing. Strong experimental design and assay troubleshooting skills are important.

How to apply

Apply through the Baylor College of Medicine job posting using the “Apply now” option. Search for Requisition ID 26444, Postdoctoral Associate - Leukemia Genomics.

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