VAN RAAMSDONK LAB

Our lab studies the molecular steps that transform normal melanocytes into melanoma. The development of cancer is a complex, multi-step process that is slightly different in every human patient. Our general approach is to model the disease in a simplified system and then compare our findings to humans. We use genetically modified mice that develop melanoma or other pigmentary disorders... The Van Raamsdonk lab at UBC Department of Medical GeneticS Life Sciences Institute Van Raamsdonk lab Hi! Welcome to the Van Raamsdonk lab at UBC. This lab is led by Dr. Catherine Van Raamsdonk in the Department of Medical Genetics and is located in the Life Sciences Institute in Vancouver BC. Our lab studies the... We are members of the department of Medical Genetics and the Life Sciences Institute at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada. Our research is funded by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research. We are active in the PASPCR, a society devoted to melanocytes. Welcome to..

Also known as: Van Raamsdonk

Primary location: Vancouver Canada