Corey Lab
Our lab is interested in how white blood cells develop from a pluripotential stem cell and how things turn out bad resulting in leukemia and related disorders (myelodysplastic syndromes and congenital neutropenia). Because people die from cancer only after it invades and metastasizes, we are also studying breast and osteosarcoma cancer cells and how they invade normal tissues.
By identifying the components and mechanisms of granulopoiesis and cytoskeletal reorganization, validate new drug targets and signaling pathways for better treatment of leukemia and solid tumors, such as breast cancer.
Cell Signaling in Leukemia and Breast Cancer
LAB NEWS
Dec 2011. Congratulations to Yolande Chen for AHA Post-Doctoral Award
Congratulations to Matt Sampson (lab alumnus) for appt as Asst Prof U Michigan!
Congratulations to Muneyoshi for appt as Asst Prof University of Tokyo!
Congratulations to Muneyoshi for winning an AA/MDS Young Investigator Award!
Congratulations to Arinola for her award of a Howard Hughes Medical Inst Medical Student Fellowship!
Congratulations to Tiana for her award of an American Society of Hematology Minority Medical Student Award Program!
Congratulations to Jeff for his appointment as Asst Professor of Pediatrics, University of Rochester!
Congratulations to Chrissy for her successful PhD defense!
Congratulations to Brian for getting into NYU Med School!
