Confirm interview : Java Lead : AZ : Urgent Client Requirement

Hi,
Please go through the follwoing requirement and reply me on Dhruv@riderconsultinginc.com if you have good resources.


Position : Java Lead

Location : Phoenix, AZ

Duration : 1 Year +

 

·         Should have 8 to 10 years experience in Java technology.

·         Good  java experience

·         Spring – Hibernate

·         REST Base web services, MVC

·         HTML5, CSS3 and DHTML, XML (added advantage)

·         Onsite offshore – coordination

·         Team size 8 to 10 offshore member

·         Scrum – Agile technology

·         Good communication



 

Thanks,

Dhruv Soni

Contact : 980-272-1261

E-mail: dhruv@riderconsultinginc.com

Web: www.riderconsultinginc.com

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[DIYbio] Question about adult stem cells

Here is my thought…

Recently I read a study on stem cells being used on damaged skeletal tissue and they took over and grew within the muscles increasing their size and showing no signs of ageing.

I was thinking it might be possible to change some of the genes within an adult stem cell from a person before introducing it back in in this way. There are many study's on changes to genes within skeletal muscle that could be beneficial. Looks like it would involve inserting genes and deleting genes from the adult stem cell. Would this be possible with our current technology? 

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