Translating the Cancer Genome
Welcome.
Research in the Conn lab is focused on understanding how mRNA translation is distinctly orchestrated for dynamic responses driving oncogenesis, response to nutrients, effects for drug resistance, cell differentiation, and metastasis. We use a combination of cellular & molecular biology, protein biochemistry, and translational research techniques to investigate mRNA regulation in disease.
We are a new group, hoping to grow as an interdisciplinary team of biologists, chemists, and clinicians.
Conn Lab @ The University of Pennsylvania
News & Twitter
2024- CSConn is the recipient of the 2024 Michael P. Nusbaum Graduate Student Mentoring Award!
‘24 CSConn gives invited talk @Wistar, Univ. Michigan, & Univ. Pittsburg
Spring ‘24-
Morgan passes her Prelim Examination- becoming the lab’s 2nd PhD Candidate!
Summer’24-
Welcome Vinny, Keiko, & Hemi for Summer Scholars research
Crys receives NIH R35 Maximizing Investigators' Research Award (MIRA)
Lab attends CSHL- Translational Control’24
Fall’24-
Nora gives oral presentation & Morgan presents her research at international conference on TME and stress
Crys receives new funding award from Commonwealth
2025- Happy New Year!
Welcome Joann Miller & Dr. Qiuxian Zheng!
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