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Probing the underlying causes and consequences of endocrine tumors
The Endocrine Neoplasia Lab
Probing the underlying causes and consequences of endocrine tumors
The Endocrine Neoplasia Lab
Novel Targeted Therapies
The Endocrine Neoplasia Lab
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Research
The Endocrine Neoplasia Research Laboratory employs multiple novel approaches for investigating human tumor biology. Methods currently in use include live tissue ex vivo interrogative assays, live and fixed cell epifluorescence microscopy with confocal and intact tissue imaging, single-cell and bulk tissue transcriptional and genomic profiling, single cell spatial profiling, and other cutting edge molecular and biochemical tools.
Highlights
James Koh, PhD, was awarded $3.8 million over five years (2023-2028) by the NIH as the principal investigator
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Our mission is to develop the next generation of leaders in academic surgery.
Julie Ann Sosa, M.D., FACS,
Leon Goldman, MD Distinguished Professor of Surgery and Chair, Department of Surgery
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