Georgia Cancer Center research reveals kidney cancer growth, survival
Researchers at the Georgia Cancer Center at Augusta University and Wellstar MCG Health have discovered new information about how kidney cancer cells grow and survive.
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Stephen Tymajeski, PhD
Assistant Professor
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Faculty | Neuroscience & Regenerative Medicine
Research Interest
Our lab is interested in understanding how the cytoskeleton is regulated to allow for efficient and selective motor transport throughout the neuron. We utilize a number of techniques within the lab with a heavy focus on live cell imaging to probe and manipulate the dynamic changes constantly occurring within a neuron.
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