Epigenetics at the intersection of cancer, immunity, and metabolism
The Capell Lab seeks to answer fundamental questions regarding how epigenetic processes (histone, RNA, DNA) are impacted by intrinsic (i.e. aging, sex chromosomes) and extrinsic (i.e. ultraviolet radiation, diet, etc.) environmental influences, and how these changes impact cellular homeostasis (i.e. metabolism, immunity) to promote epithelial diseases such as cancer.
By combining innovative in vivo models and human patient samples with the most cutting-edge epigenetic approaches, we aim to identify therapeutic vulnerabilities and novel targets to treat disease.
We invite you to explore our website to learn more about our research program and its members.
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@senergystic @NCIYaminiDalal @SimoneSidoli @StevenClarkCunn @nayang09553924 Congratulations!
Brian Capell, MD, PhD 2 weeks, 5 days ago
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Shibuya Crossing, Tokyo #ISID2023Tokyo https://t.co/9NfSB5lcLk
Brian Capell, MD, PhD 3 weeks, 4 days ago
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Fantastic talk by our student @NinaKupra @ISID2023Tokyo on her work on LSD1 in the #skin to a standing room only cr… https://t.co/OjTmwa7gdi
Brian Capell, MD, PhD 3 weeks, 5 days ago