Available immediately - Postdoctoral Fellowship or Research Scientist
position for NIH- and foundation-funded studies on the cell biological
mechanisms of xenoestrogen toxicity.  These studies utilize a cell culture
model to study signaling pathways (MAPKs, G proteins) resulting in prolactin
release and cell proliferation, mediated via membrane estrogen receptors.
Some animal work (rodent) may also be involved. Contact Dr. Cheryl Watson
via campus email at  cswatson@utmb.edu .

Cheryl S. Watson, PhD


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