Feng Yang Lab

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About the Lab

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The Feng Yang lab's research involves the investigation of the molecular mechanisms underlying therapy-resistance of human cancers, tumor microenvironment - prostate cancer interaction, and developing novel transgenic models for human prostate cancer. The lab is currently funded by the National Cancer Institute/NIH, the Department of Defense Prostate Cancer Research Program, and the Cancer Prevention & Prevention Institute of Texas.

Research Projects

  • MAPK4 biology in human cancers
  • Targeting GATA2 degradation as novel therapeutic approach for therapy-resistant prostate cancer
  • Development of a versatile gene delivery system for efficient and tumor specific gene manipulation in vivo
  • Development of an Ai-Myc model for Cre-inducible expression of c-Myc oncogene in vivo
  • Tumor microenvironment regulation of prostate cancer
  • FGFR1 signaling in prostate cancer and breast cancer
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Publications

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Our research projects and studies result in publications in PubMed and other scientific journals.

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National Cancer Institute
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Lab News

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The Yang lab's research work, studies and discoveries are frequently featured in the College's press release news and by the Department of Defense.

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