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Head and Neck Cancer Pathology Research (Fredenburg)

Led by Kristianna M Fredenburg · Pathology, Immunology and Laboratory Medicine

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What we study

The group studies what causes head and neck cancers, with a project on a small RNA molecule that may explain why laryngeal cancer outcomes differ by race. Faculty members also take part in lung cancer and salivary gland tumor projects.

Cell & Molecular BiologyCancer Research

What working here is like

  • Wet lab
  • Cells in a dish
  • Human participants
  • No coding
Projects
2

Current projects

miR-9-5p in laryngeal cancer

Army-funded study of a microRNA and racial differences in laryngeal cancer outcomes (PI, through 2026).

Salivary gland tumor fusion oncoprotein

Co-investigator on NIDCR-funded signaling work.

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