Garrett Laboratory
Members of the Garrett lab met with breast cancer advocate Patty Emery in March 2019. From left: graduate student Samar Alanazi, Rosalin Mishra, PhD, Joan Garrett PhD, Patty Emery, graduate students Long Yuan and Hima Patel
The overarching aim of our research program is to better understand signal transduction pathways involved in cancer. Our work covers the gamut of basic cancer biology through translational studies in mouse models and human tissues, and interfaces with clinical trials. Our lab uses a variety of technologies including mammalian tissue culture, molecular analyses of gene and protein expression, gene expression microarrays, next-generation DNA sequencing, bioinformatics, protein microarrays, mass spectrometry, mouse models, and live animal imaging.