Innovation. Discovery. Impact. - Human Cancer Genetics

Innovation. Discovery. Impact.
Researchers in the Human Cancer Genetics
Program at The Ohio State University Human
Cancer Genetics Program are steadily working
to understand the basic mechanisms underlying
the cancer process, and how this knowledge
can be applied to lead new and more effective diagnostics and therapies for cancer patients.
Click here to learn more about our Program.

Front-Line Immune Cells Mature in 4 Stages, Study Shows

Single microRNA Causes Cancer in Transgenic Mice

Natural Change Can Turn Genes Down as Well as Off

Study Shows Cells Have a Natural Defense Against HIV

German Society of Human Genetics Honors de la Chapelle

Training Opportunities are available at the Human Cancer Genetics Program.

Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and
Richard J. Solove Research Institute
646 Medical Research Facility
420 West 12th Avenue
Columbus, OH 43210
Telephone: 614.292.0642
Fax: 614.688.3981