The Associate Scientist in In Vitro Pharmacology and Assay Development will be responsible for establishing and running the in vitro pharmacology engine, including target identification, oligonucleotide profiling, and mechanism-of-action studies. This role involves hands-on lab work, developing assays, and executing ex vivo analyses to support in vivo studies. The position requires collaboration with various scientific teams and contributes to building the lab and defining core assays.
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