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Cancer Research: Cancer research centers, faculty in cancer research
Jeffrey Settleman, PhD Director, Center for Molecular Therapeutics Professor of Medicine Harvard Medical School Center for Cancer Research e-mail:
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Phone: 617-724-9556
Howe, Louise Rosemary, PhD Department of Cell and Developmental Biology Weill Medical College of Cornell University Phone: (212)-734-0567 e-mail:
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Research area: Understanding the molecular mechanisms that underlie the development and growth of breast cancer.
Brown, Anthony M.C., PhD Department of Cell and Developmenal Biology Weill Medical College of Cornell University e-mail:
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Phone: (212) 734-0567
Research area: WNT SIGNALING IN TISSUE BIOLOGY AND CANCER. Unraveling the basic mechanisms of Wnt signaling, how altered Wnt signaling contributes to cancer.
Peter H. Duesberg Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology University of California, Berkeley Department of Molecular & Cell Biology e-mail:
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Phone: (510) 642-6549
Research Area: Carcinogenesis: Aneuploidy and cancer.
Dr. Thomas D Gilmore Biology Department, Boston University Molecular biology, cell biology, virology, signal transduction, cancer Phone: (617) 353-5444 e-mail:
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Research area: understanding the cellular and molecular mechanisms by which certain genes can transform normal cells into malignant cells, cancer, and the normal control of cellular growth by these genes.
David J. Waxman, PhD Prof. of Cell and Molecular Biology, Dept of Biology Prof. of Medicine, Boston University School of Medicine Phone: (617) 353-7402 e-mail:
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Research area: Molecular endocrinology and cell signaling; Cancer gene therapy and pharmacology; Liver genes and transcriptional control; Orphan receptors and responses to foreign chemicals.
Richard Kolodner, Ph.D. Professor of Medicine Cellular and Molecular Medicine Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research University of California at San Diego Phone: (858)534-7804 e-mail:
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Research area: the mechanism(s) of genetic recombination, DNA repair and checkpoints with a particular emphasis on those pathways, like DNA mismatch repair, that function to prevent genome instability. The genetics of human cancer susceptibility.
Bing Ren, Ph.D. Ass. Prof. of Cellular and Molecular Medicine Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research University of California at San Diego Phone: (858)534-7820 e-mail:
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Research area: the development of genomics and bioinformatics tools that allow genome wide identification of regulatory targets for transcription factors; and, 2) the application of these tools to the study of transcription factors that play critical roles in cancer.
Cavenne Webster, PhD. University of California at San Diego Director, Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research Phone: 858)534-7185 email:
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Research area: Clinical Cancer Genetics, Mammalian Cancer Genetics, Mouse Cancer Genetics, Urologic Cancer
Stefanie S Jeffrey, MD Associate Prof., Stanford Comprehensive Cancer Center Standard University School of Medicine Phone: (650) 723-5461 e-mail:
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Research area: breast cancer genomics, breast tumor metabolic pathways, molecular differences between invasive ductal and invasive lobular breast carcinomas.
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