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Gbemisola “Liz” Ilelaboye has moved on to a teaching position at Seton Hall University. We miss her kindness and contagious joy but are happy for her professional growth. Her students are very lucky as Liz is a wonderful teacher.At MSK, some of her salient laboratory research involved the large international pathoepidemiologic melanoma studies in collaboration with the InterMEL & the Genes, Environment and Melanoma (GEM) consortia. She is also key to the genetics assay design for the Study “Genetic susceptibility to cancer related cognitive dysfunction in women undergoing treatment for breast cancer”.With warm regards,
Irene & the Molecular Epi Lab mates & friends - Construction of the New Lab has been completed and we’ve moved back from our interim residence space at LMB (327 East 64th Street, Rm 411) to Main Campus, Schwartz S10: S-1033 (Main Lab) and S-1028 (sample entry/initial processing). Go to the ‘Get in Touch’ section for our new phone numbers.To allow us to continue processing and testing quality biospecimens, and producing meaningful data, please stay in touch regarding potential or confirmed incoming participants’ samples collected under the IRB protocols listed below.Studies with active accrual and biospecimens collection:#02-102 (‘PAN’)#10-079 (‘TLC’)#17-007 (‘InterMEL’)#17-500 (‘CASTL’)#18-240 (‘Leverage’)#20-124 (‘ENHANCE’)
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As usual, to allow us to process and test quality biospecimens, and produce meaningful data, stay in touch regarding potential or confirmed incoming participants’ samples collected under the IRB protocols listed below. Studies with active accrual and biospecimens collection:
- #02-102 (‘PAN’)
- #10-079 (‘TLC’)
- #17-007 (‘InterMEL’)
- #17-500 (‘CASTL’)
- #18-240 (‘Leverage’)
- #20-124 (‘ENHANCE’)
- Incoming Spring & Summer 2024!We look forward working with Dr. David Millán Esteban - a Research Fellow visiting us from April until end of August; and welcoming back our wonderful Summer Intern, Sophia D.