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What is C. elegans?
C. elegans is a free-living, transparent nematode worm widely used as a model organism in biological research. Its simple anatomy, short life cycle, and ease of genetic manipulation make it valuable for studying genetics, development, aging, and neurobiology. Researchers commonly use C. elegans to investigate gene function, disease mechanisms, and drug responses.
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Geneticist
0.1% of all Geneticist jobs mention C. elegans
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Research Assistant
65 Research Assistant jobs mention C. elegans
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Researcher
129 Researcher jobs mention C. elegans
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Research Scientist
35 Research Scientist jobs mention C. elegans
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Laboratory Services
49 Laboratory Services jobs mention C. elegans
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Which organizations are mentioning C. elegans?
University of Colorado Boulder
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