Investigating Systemic Tumor-Host Interactions
Tumor-secreted cytokine, fly IL-6, damages the blood-brain barrier.
Tumor causes renal failure leading to fluid imbalance.
Tumor-secreted cytokine, fly IL-6, damages the blood-brain barrier.
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The Jung Kim lab focuses on this fundamental question, "How do tumors actually kill their hosts?".
Using simple and powerful Drosophila cancer models,
we investigate the effects of tumor-induced systemic stress on host morbidity and mortality.
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Latest News
2024-3-25
Renee's story is available in BioRxiv! Great job!
Please check her exciting science.
2024-2-1
Andreas joined the Jung Kim Lab. Welcome!!!
2024-1-20
Presentation at 29th Medical Research Conference
2023-10-18~20
Invited to International Conferences of the Genetics Society of Korea (ICGSK) 2023
Busan, South Korea
2023-08-29
Yuchen, Harold, and Tiffany joined. Welcome all~!
Yuchen
Harold
Tiffany
2023-07-17
Chelsea joined the lab as a summer intern.
Welcome, Chelsea!!!
2023-06-26
The collaborative work with the Bilder lab is out!
2023-03-15
Tom joined the lab as a technical officer.
Welcom, Tom!!!
2022-11-07
Renee joined the lab as a Research Assistant.
Welcome, Renee!!!
2022-09-16
Jung's seminar at HKUST
2022-09-01
Start working with an amazing technical officer, Carmen. Welcome~!
2022-09-01
The Jung Kim lab has been initiated!
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