The University of Texas, Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences - MD Anderson Cancer Center
2004
MD
Medicine
University of Zambia
1986
BS
Human Biology
University of Zambia
1983
Research and Expertise
Research Interests
My primary research interests lie in improving therapeutic options by providing target driven therapy that is less toxic than conventional therapies and to help reduce mortality for patients with very aggressive forms of breast cancer. The research in my lab is focused on defining the biological and molecular effects of signaling pathways in breast cancer, with emphasis on TNBC (Both Non-inflammatory and Inflammatory breast cancer) metastasis. In particular, a strong interest of my lab is to study the role of the MAPK-pathway and the inhibitors of this pathway, with emphasis in determining the factors involved in the mechanism of resistance of MAPK-directed therapy.
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