The Rockefeller University » Using the Cell Cycle to Treat Cancer

Event Details

Type: Other Tri-Institutional Events
Speaker(s): Norman Sharpless, M.D., Wellcome Distinguished Professor of Medicine and Genetics, director, UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center, University of North Carolina
Open to: Public
Host: Dr. Scott Lowe
Contact: Suzette Morgan
Phone: (646) 888-3715
Sponsor: Suzette Morgan
(646) 888-3715
morgans@mskcc.org

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