Our group studies the molecules and mechanisms that govern the polarity, growth, and morphogenesis of epithelia, the fundamental tissue of all animals and the major constituent of human organs. We also use Drosophila cancer models as a simple system to understand both how epithelial organization prevents tumor formation and how tumors actually kill their hosts.
Latest News
5/13/2025Ku’s paper on metalloproteases shaping ECM and morphogenesis published!
10/15/2024Jung’s paper on paraneoplastic renal dysfunction published!
10/01/2024Technician Sofia Mendez Lopez joins lab!
10/01/2024Master’s student Kuancheng Cai joins the lab!
6/20/2023Jack and Katy collaborative paper on tumor-induced coagulopathy published!
10/15/2024Jung’s paper on paraneoplastic renal dysfunction published!
10/01/2024Technician Sofia Mendez Lopez joins lab!
10/01/2024Master’s student Kuancheng Cai joins the lab!
6/20/2023Jack and Katy collaborative paper on tumor-induced coagulopathy published!
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