NIAB Molecular Biology Project Job Opening – Applications Invited Online
NIAB Molecular Biology Project Job Opening – Applications Invited Online. National Institute of Animal Biotechnology vacancies. MSc Biological, Life Sciences & Molecular Biology project jobs. Interested and eligible applicants can check out all of the details on the same below
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National Institute of Animal Biotechnology, Hyderabad–500032
(An Autonomous Institute of the Department of Biotechnology)
Advt. No. 22/2023
Applications are invited from suitable candidates to fill the following position at the National Institute of Animal Biotechnology (NIAB), Hyderabad.
Name of the Post: Project Associate-I
No. of Posts: 1 Position
Name of the Project: DBT-funded project entitled “Validation of DBTNIAB SNP chip for breed identification and preliminary genome-wide association studies of milk yield”.
Duration: 6 months (extension is subject to availability of funds)
Name of the PI: Dr. Sandeep Kushwaha, Scientist-E.
Age: 35 years (Relaxation is admissible in case of SC/ST/OBC candidates as per Government instructions).
How to Apply –
Applications are to be filled ONLINE. The online link for the submission of the application is available from 20-06-2023, and the last date
is 04-07-2023. Candidates must fill online application form at www.niab.res.in. Candidates are advised to fill the online application form in sufficient time before the last date to avoid last-minute technical issues.Suitable candidates will be screened, intimated through email and interviewed by the duly constituted selection committee online. Original documents in support of date of birth, educational qualifications, and experience certificates must be submitted at the time of joining.
No need to send a hard copy. Interim enquiries will not be entertained.
Fellowship amount:
- Candidates with NET or GATE or undergone a selection process through national-level examinations conducted by Central Government Departments and their Agencies and Institutions will be paid Rs. 31,000/-PM + 24% HRA as per the DST guidelines.
- Candidates who do not fall under (i) above will be paid Rs. 25,000/- PM + 24% HRA as per the DST guidelines.
Desired Experience: Candidates with experience in Molecular biology, DNA/RNA extraction and genotyping data generation, processing and analysis will be given preference.
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💡 Here are a few possible interview questions for the above job posting and their answers.
👍We hope this helps in giving you a rough idea as to how to prepare for the interview for this specific role. Good luck!
- Can you describe your experience in molecular biology and how it relates to the objectives of this project? Answer: During my previous role at XYZ organization, I gained hands-on experience in molecular biology techniques such as DNA/RNA extraction and genotyping data generation. I understand the importance of accurate data processing and analysis for the successful validation of SNP chips and conducting genome-wide association studies.
- Have you worked on similar projects involving breed identification and milk yield analysis? If yes, could you provide an overview of your contributions and outcomes? Answer: Yes, I have worked on a similar project during my research internship. We focused on identifying breed-specific genetic markers and their association with milk yield traits. My contributions included data collection, analysis, and interpretation, which led to the identification of significant genetic variations associated with milk yield.
- How comfortable are you working with large datasets and conducting genome-wide association studies? Can you provide an example of your experience in this area? Answer: I have extensive experience working with large datasets, including genotyping data, and conducting genome-wide association studies. In my previous project, I successfully analyzed a dataset of thousands of genetic markers and identified several genetic loci associated with a specific trait. This experience has equipped me with the necessary skills to handle similar tasks effectively.
- Can you discuss any challenges you have encountered while performing DNA/RNA extraction and how you overcame them? Answer: During my research work, I encountered challenges such as low DNA/RNA yield from certain sample types and issues with sample contamination. To overcome these challenges, I implemented optimized protocols, including modified extraction methods and stringent quality control measures. These measures significantly improved the yield and quality of extracted DNA/RNA samples.
- How do you ensure accuracy and reliability in data processing and analysis? Can you share your approach to quality control in genotyping data analysis? Answer: Quality control is crucial in genotyping data analysis to ensure accurate and reliable results. I follow standardized protocols for data preprocessing, including filtering out low-quality markers, performing genotype imputation when necessary, and conducting statistical tests to identify significant associations. Additionally, I regularly cross-validate results and compare them with existing literature to ensure the reliability of my findings.
Remember to tailor the answers to your specific experience and qualifications to provide the most relevant and accurate responses during the interview.
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