M-protein - a novel cardiomyopathy-causing gene

This call for entries is for 3-year Interdisciplinary studentships within the British Heart Foundation Centre of Research Excellence at King’s College London where you will study the molecular basis for heart disease. The project will focus on M-protein, several mutations of which are suspected to lead to heart disease. You will characterise wildtype and mutant variants for their interaction behaviour, overall molecular stability and any effect on their structure and the cellular function.

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20 Feb 2022

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Stipend: Currently £22,278 in Year 1 for London-based students.
Bench Fees: An allowance will be provided for research consumables
Tuition fees: Home tuition fees will be fully covered by this programme.

This project will combine cutting edge technology such as iPSC-derived cardiomyocytes, high end light microscopy as well as cryo-electron microscopy and molecular biophysics and offer you an unequalled opportunity to gain fundamental insight into heart research.

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Credit: M-protein - a novel cardiomyopathy-causing gene 

Date Added: 27 Jan 2022

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