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The Pancreatic Cancer Early Detection Laboratory
Research Studies
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The laboratory has been taking several approaches towards the goal of
early detection. We have also recruited several committed researchers to
the lab.
We are studying gene expression patterns of pancreatic cancers using
microarray technology. We are also studying DNA methylation patterns
looking for genes that are methylated in pancreatic cancer but not in
normal cells.
We have put together a profile of genes that are methylated in pancreatic
cancer. Some pancreatic cancers methylate a lot of genes; most appear to
methylate only a few genes. We are currently directing our efforts to
identify additional genes methylated in pancreatic cancer using novel
techniques.
We are also studying the role of telomerase in pancreatic cancer and its
potential as a marker for early detection.
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