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Mark Chiang, MD, Ph.D.

Associate Professor of Internal Medicine, Hematology-Oncology
Accepting New Students?
Yes
Research Interests:
T-cell leukemia, T-cell development, Notch, transcriptional genomics, protein-protein interactions

Research Interests

We study the interactions between transcription factors and cofactors with response elements that activate gene expression networks driving T-cell leukemogenesis and thymic regeneration. Our vision is that understanding how cofactors direct and amplify functions of transcription factors will lead to effective and safe therapies that combat childhood leukemia or restore thymopoiesis after cytoreduction. We use the latest biochemical, proteomic, and genomic techniques in mouse and preclinical human models to test our hypotheses.

DEI Statement:

People of color, women and LGBTQ are historically and presently marginalized in our society, including in the laboratory. Working in science will produce better results when the inequalities, differences, and conflicts between groups are recognized, addressed and effectively managed by all lab members.