Intrinsically Disordered Proteins Facilitate Anhydrobiosis
Graduate Student Mentor: Charles A. Elder
Contact: charles.elder@louisville.edu
Faculty Supervisor (or PI): Dr. Michael A. Menze
Project Description:
Investigate anhydrobiosis-related intrinsically disordered proteins from brine shrimp.
Responsibilities for Undergraduates:
Protein production, purification, and analysis
Required Skills/ Qualifications:
None, except a willingness to develop skills in molecular biology.
Time Commitment:
10+ hrs/ week
Benefits for Undergraduates:
Variety of molecular biology techniques, writing skills, presentation skills, and potential to become a co-author on a scientific paper.Â
How to Apply:
Just send an email to charles.elder@louisville.edu
Deadline
N/A
Additional Notes:
To be successful in undergraduate research you must have good time management skills and be willing to invest time in learning and performing experiments. This experience will help you gain many skills, but you have to be willing to learn!
Disclaimer: This research project is subject to availability and may be updated or modified.