JOB ANNOUNCEMENT  - PLEASE POST
 
           The Molecular Biology Program at the University of
      Missouri-Columbia seeks an individual with experience in some or
      all of the following areas: confocal microscopy, low-light video
      microscopy, image processing/analysis, electron microscopy,
      microtomy, cryo-sectioning, immunocytochemistry, and in situ
      hybridization.  The successful candidate will train users, maintain
      instruments and develop protocols for a multi-user facility.
           PhD desirable but not required for those with extensive
      experience.  Application from women and members of minorities
      are particularly encouraged.  Send CV and three letters of
      recommendation to: Thomas E. Phillips, PhD, Biological Sciences,
      3 Tucker Hall, Univ. of Missouri, Columbia, MO 65211.
      Evaluation of applications will begin Jan. 31, 1992, and will
      continue until the position is filled.
 
      The University of Missouri and the campus-wide Molecular
      Biology Program have made a strong commitment to establishing
      the Molecular Cytology Core Facility.  The Molecular Biology
      Program currently supports three widely used Core Facilities in
      Cell Culture and Immunobiology (generation of monoclonal
      antibodies, flow cytometry, tissue culture supplies), Protein Core
      (amino acid composition, peptide and protein sequencing, protein
      purification, peptide synthesis) and DNA core (sequencing,
      sequence analysis, oligonucleotide synthesis).  Our goal is to have
      the Molecular Cytology Core facility up and running by early 1992.