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New NIH/NCI R01 funding MICROENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION OF BREAST TUMORIGENESIS

February 11, 2019/in News /by Kai
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RESEARCH GOALS

The Kessenbrock Lab studies cellular communication in single cell resolution in the context of normal tissue homeostasis and in breast cancer. We want to understand how stem cell behavior is extrinsically regulated by the microenvironment of the mammary stem cell niche and learn how the molecular composition of the niche changes during tumorigenesis. Our interdisciplinary research approach will identify biomarkers for early detection and may ultimately lead to the discovery of novel therapeutic approaches to treat or even prevent breast cancer before it develops.

Kai Kessenbrock, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor
University of California, Irvine
School of Medicine
Department of Biological Chemistry

Affiliations:
Chao Family Comprehensive Cancer Center
Center for Complex Biological Systems
Sue and Bill Gross Stem Cell Research Center

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