Radiation & Cancer Biology in the department of Radiation Oncology
Goals

Our long-term goal is to identify and characterize the molecular and physiological changes induced by the tumor microenvironment. These changes influence the malignant progression of transformed cells. By understanding the molecular changes important for tumor cells to survive in both nutrient and oxygen depleted conditions, potentially new targets for cancer therapy can be identified.

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Mission

  • To perform original laboratory and translational research advancing the understanding of the etiology of cancer and enhancing our ability to prevent and treat cancer;

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  • To educate students at the graduate and post graduate level and medical residents in the proper conduct of basic research.

News From the Lab

Amato GiacciaLowering key protein level affects tumor growth in mice.

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Other Research News

Cancer shown to have "relocation" plan for metastasizing More »

Differential PERP regulation by TP63 mutants provides insight into AEC pathogenesis. More »

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