The basic mechanisms of cancer progression, metastasis, invasion/migration and angiogenesis. Special emphasis is placed on hypoxia, adhesion, and growth. Studies focusing on integrins, cytoskeleton, proteases, extracellular matrix remodeling, suppressors/inhibitors of metastasis and angiogenesis, and animal models of metastasis are used with links to more translational studies using human cells.
Researchers
Timothy Bolger, PhD
Assistant Professor, Molecular and Cellular Biology
Andrew Capaldi, PhD
Associate Professor, Molecular and Cellular Biology
Pascale Charest, PhD
Assistant Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry
Kirsten Limesand, PhD
Professor, Nutritional Sciences
Justina McEvoy, PhD
Assistant Professor, Molecular and Cellular Biology
Gus Mouneimne, PhD
Assistant Professor, Cellular and Molecular Medicine
Megha Padi, PhD
Assistant Professor, Molecular and Cellular Biology
Joyce Schroeder, PhD
Professor, Molecular and Cellular Biology
Curtis Thorne, PhD
Assistant Professor, Cellular and Molecular Medicine
Jean Wilson, PhD
Professor, Cellular and Molecular Medicine
Charles Wolgemuth, PhD
Professor, Physics and Molecular and Cellular Biology