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Brad St. Croix
Research TopicsTumor Angiogenesis UnitNew blood vessel formation, or angiogenesis, is a critical hallmark of solid tumor growth and anti-angiogenic agents have …
Brian P. Brooks
Research TopicsThe goal of Dr. Brooks' research is to understand the causes and mechanisms of inherited eye diseases especially those that affect children-…
Carol J. Thiele
Research TopicsCell and Molecular Biology SectionEvery year approximately 700 cases of neuroblastoma (NB) and 210 cases of Ewings' sarcoma (EWS) are diagno…
Barry R. O'Keefe
Research TopicsOur research efforts are generally split into two study areas: 1) cell-free assay development and identification of active compounds from chemica…
Augustin Luna
Research TopicsDr. Augustin Luna is a Stadtman Tenure-track Investigator and Distinguished Scholar with a primary appointment at the National Library of Medicin…
Benjamin White
Research TopicsWhile considerable progress has been made in understanding the molecular and cellular foundations of nervous system function, much less is known …
Beverly Mock
Research TopicsComplex Genetic Traits Associated with Cancer/DiseaseOur research is directed at combining classical and molecular genetic studies to fine-map, i…
Bin Gao
Research TopicsThe mission of the Laboratory of Liver Diseases at NIAAA, NIH, established in 2009, is to investigate the immunological aspects and molecular pat…
Benedict Anchang
Research TopicsMost of Dr. Anchang’s past work focused on understanding cellular heterogeneity during normal cellular function and cancer development using most…