Take Down Tobacco 2020
Take Down Tobacco
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Patient Story Pancreatic Cancer Winter 2020
Improving the Odds for Pancreatic Cancer
When Patricia Brown needed surgery for her pancreatic cancer, she turned to experts at both Rutgers Cancer Institute and Saint Barnabas Medical Center, enabling her to receive precision care while remaining close to home. Read more
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Researcher Profiles
Researcher Directory
Academic Appointment
Adjunct Associate Professor
Anatomic Pathology: Resident Teaching/Research
Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Research Interests
- Antigen characterization in paraffin-embedded (surgical pathology) tissues, examples:
- CD10 expression in tumor stroma as a marker for epithelial induction.
- Antigen expression in benign and malignant melanocytic lesions, specifically to localize more accurately residual melanoma cells in melanoma re-excision specimens.
- Expression of antigenic (basement membrane, myoepithelial) markers in papillary and other less common lesions of the breast, in order to detect invasion more accurately.
- Expression of EGF/insulin-like receptors in certain benign proliferative lesions such as polycystic ovaries, purported to be associated with diabetic/insulin-resistance syndromes
- Chromosomal abnormalities in laser capture microdissected neoplastic tissues.
The content for the Researcher Directory is maintained by Gina Londino-Greenberg (grl41@cinj.rutgers.edu)