Nicole Jerome
MS Dual Student, Computational Medicine & BioinformaticsPhD Student, Cancer Biology | Palmbos Lab
About
Faculty Advisor: Phillip Palmbos, PhD
Research Interests
Our laboratory has discovered and is characterizing a sufficient driver of bladder cancer invasive progression, TRIM29. TRIM29 drives bladder cancer invasive progression through regulation of focal adhesions. Currently, I am defining the molecular interactions of TRIM29 that promote invasion and therapeutically targeting focal adhesion complex members to prevent disease progression.
Related News & Stories
Department News
Nicole Jerome (Palmbos Lab) Awarded Rogel Cancer Center Graduate Student Scholarship
Nicole Jerome (Palmbos Lab) was awarded a Rogel Cancer Center Graduate Student Scholarship.
Department News
Nicole Jerome (Palmbos Lab) Featured on Points of Blue
Nicole Jerome, a 3rd year Cancer Biology student in the Palmbos Lab, was featured in Points of Blue.
