Our laboratory works on characterizing the function and regulation of several members of the Protein Tyrosine Phosphatase (PTP) gene family using both biochemical and genetic approaches.
Protein Tyrosine Phosphatases (PTPases) have been implicated in a variety of cellular processes such as cell growth, differentiation, and cancer. The nature of these enzymes suggests that they may be involved in cancer by acting either as anti-oncogenes or as oncogenes themselves. There is also evidence to suggest that PTPases are involved in mammalian development.
Isabelle Aubry Assistant.e de recherche Research Assistant
Bianca Colalillo Étudiant.e au doctorat PhD
Serge Hardy Associé.e de recherche Research Associate
Ana Maria Hincapie Restrepo Étudiant.e au doctorat PhD Student
Hira Khursheed Étudiant.e au doctorat PhD Student
Rarahu Capucine Magaut Étudiant.e au doctorat PhD Student
Zuzet Martinez Cordova Candidat.e postdoctoral.e Postdoctoral Fellow
Luis Alberto Perez Quintero Associé.e de recherche Research Associate
Alexandre Poirier Étudiant.e au doctorat PhD Student
Jacinthe Sirois Assistante de recherche Research Assistant
Jean-François Théberge Assistant de recherche Research Assistant
Noriko Uetani Associé.e de recherche Research Associate
Sonali Uttam Étudiant.e au doctorat PhD Student
Chenyue (Claire) Wu Étudiant.e de premier cycle (Étudiant.e à la maîtrise en Septembre 2023) Undergraduate Student ; MSc Student as of Sept 2023 1160 Pine Avenue W.
Montreal, Quebec H3A 1A3
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Lab: 603
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