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Andrew Paluch

Project:

Bio-Applications of Membrane Science and Technology

Role:

Graduate Student

Univ. or Institute:

University of Cincinnati College of Medicine

Primary Discipline:

Cancer and Cell Biology

Academic Interests:

Cancer Research, receptor signalling

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Role of a kinase in prostate cancer

Trainee Andrew Paluch works under the direction of Dr. Susan Waltz in the Department of Cancer and Cell Biology. His IGERT funding supports his studies concerning the role of the Ron Receptor Tyrosine Kinase... More »

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Role of a kinase in prostate cancer

Trainee Andrew Paluch works under the direction of Dr. Susan Waltz in the Department of Cancer and…

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IGERT at University of Cincinnati

Ten students were awarded IGERT traineeships at the University of Cincinnati.

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About Me

I’m a third-year graduate student studying the role of the Ron receptor tyrosine kinase in promoting prostate cancer. In my spare time, I enjoy reading, cooking, seeing movies and enjoying the outdoors.