Email this pageFirst Year Students - Ph.D. in Pathology
Richard Gaines B.S., Biophysics, Temple University, Philadelphia, PA
|
 |
Ayse Kizilyer M.S., Medical Biology, Gaziantep University, Turkey I recently studied the genetic basis of kidney stone disease and participated in a research group investigating molecular markers for the diagnosis and therapy of cancer. I would like to continue my research focus on cancer. |
 |
Santosh Pudasaini B.S., Biology, St. Peters College, New Jersey My research interest is working towards unfolding the pathogenesis of human diseases. I am particularly interested in investigating the molecular basis of cancer.
|
 |
Joanne Soong B.S., Biology, SUNY at Stony Brook Cancer is becoming more and more prevalent in today's society. I feel that it is crucial for us to better understand this disease in order for us to fight it. Therefore, I am interested in studying the mechanisms of cancer biology, as well as ways to prevent and combat cancerous cells |
 |
John Varrone M.S., Biology, Southern Connecticut State University Individuals being treated with bisphosphonates for osteoporosis report a high incidence of osteonecrosis of the jaw (ONJ) following dental surgery. I am interested in studying the correlation between ONJ and the use of bisphosphonates to better understand the effect of these drugs on bone tissue.
|
 |
