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Researchers in the Cell Biology Program are working to define the molecular and cellular basis of neoplastic transformation, growth and metastasis, and investigating normal and aberrant functions of genetic lesions.
Physician-scientists in the Cell Biology Program investigate the molecular cell biology of cancer to help support the organ-based cancer research programs of the Mayo Clinic Cancer Center.
Driven by the need to better understand the origins of cancer, the Cell Biology Program collaborates with numerous researchers on cell adhesion, cell mitosis, senescence, cell signaling and other cell biology.
Oncologists, hematologists and other cancer experts at all three of Mayo Clinic's campuses treat virtually every type of cancer, including melanoma and cancer of the colon, lungs and liver.
Contact program leaders Dr. Anastasiadis or Dr. van Deursen about research focus areas or opportunities for research and collaboration with the Cell Biology Program.
The Cell Biology Program is part of the Mayo Clinic Cancer Center, an NCI-designated comprehensive cancer center with locations in Arizona, Florida and Minnesota.