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Cancer

A unifying feature of cancer is that cancer cells have undergone genetic changes that disrupt normal regulation of cell proliferation and death. To improve strategies for preventing and treating cancer,we work to understand how genetic changes arise and how to block the pathogenic effects of these mutations.

Name Department
William Catalona, MD Urology
Anjen Chenn, MD, PhD Pathology
Kathleen Green, PhD Pathology
Mary Hendrix, PhD Robert H. Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center
Robert Holmgren, PhD Molecular Biosciences
Curt Horvath, PhD Molecular Biosciences
Sui Huang, PhD Cell and Molecular Biology
Sarah Jackson, MS, CGC Center for Genetic Medicine
William Karpus, PhD Pathology
Warren Kibbe, PhD Center for Genetic Medicine
Peter Kopp, MD Center for Genetic Medicine
Takeshi Kurita, PhD Obstetrics and Gynecology
Laimonis Laimins, PhD Microbiology-Immunology
Chung Lee, PhD Urology
Jonathan Leis, PhD Microbiology-Immunology
Jonathan Licht, MD Medicine
Richard Longnecker, PhD Microbiology-Immunology
Yong-Chao Ma, PhD Pediatrics, Neurology and Physiology
Kevin McVary, MD Urology
Puneet Opal, MD, PhD Neurology
Amy Paller, MD, MS Pediatrics
Boris Pasche, MD, PhD Medicine
Steven Rosen, MD, FACP Medicine
Lee Shulman, MD, FACOG, FACMG Obstetrics and Gynecology
Paula Stern, PhD Molecular Pharmacology & Biological Chemistry
Kristen Vogel, MS, CGC
Scott Weissman, MS/CGC
Gayle Woloschak, PhD Radiology
Jindan Yu, MD, PhD Medicine
Ming Zhang, PhD Molecular Pharmacology & Biological Chemistry
Yanming Zhang, MD Pathology