Biography
Dr. Evan Keller directs a multi-million dollar NIH-funded program project award on prostate cancer metastasis to bone. The Keller Laboratory investi-gates mechanisms that contribute to bone metastasis. A recently accepted publication in Prostate explores the expres-sion of DKK-1 in prostate cancers on tissue microarrays. Another publication accepted to the same journal highlights how a metastasis suppressor gene identified in the Keller laboratory, RKIP, promotes radiation-induced apoptosis. Dr. Keller also has an active interest in the contribution of aging to the development of genitourinary disease, and employs several animal models (including zebrafish!) to pursue these studies.
Shiozawa Y, Taichman RS, Keller ET. Detection and Isolation of Human Disseminated Tumor Cells in the Murine Bone Marrow Stem Cell Niche. Stem Cells and Niche Methods and Protocols in Methods in Molecular Biology. In Press.
Featured News
Dr. Keller E-Book Published
Congratulations to Dr. Evan Keller, Professor of Urology, on the publishing of his e-book, Spatial Revolution: Harnessing Spatial Technologies In The Clinic For A Healthier Tomorrow.
Dr. Keller named as Richard and Susan Rogel Professor of Oncology
Evan T. Keller, DVM, PhD, named as inaugural Richard and Susan Rogel Professor of Oncology
Evan Keller to serve as inaugural OVPC Director of Research Cores
Evan Keller, D.V.M., Ph.D. , associate director of shared resources at the Rogel Cancer Center, has been
