International Journal of Translational Research

Liang Chen, Assistant Investigator,
NIBS, Beijingï-China
Editorial Board

Liang Chen

Assistant Investigator, NIBS, Beijingï-China · China

Editorial leadership for International Journal of Translational Research

Research interests

  • Lung Cancer
  • Liver Cancer Are The Two Biggest Threats To Chinese Cancer Patients
  • Which Claim Yearly 600
  • 000 Lives
  • 230
  • 000 Lives Respectively In Mainland China. The Ultimate Goal Of Research In Our Laboratory Is To Cure Both Diseases. Specifically
  • Research Will Focus On The Following Four Areas: Identifying Key Oncogenes Responsible For Tumorigenesis Of Lung Cancer
  • Liver Cancer In Chinese Cancer Patients. It'S Been Shown That Although A Cancer Cell Has Many Genetic
  • Epigenetic Alterations
  • Survival
  • Proliferation Of The Cancer Cell Is Often Severely Affected By Inactivation Of A Single Key Oncogene. One Important Area Of Our Lab Is To Identify Oncogenes Responsible For Driving Tumorigenesis In Chinese Lung Cancer
  • Liver Cancer Patients
  • Which Is The First Step For Developing Targeting Therapies. Deciphering The Changes Happened To Tumor Suppressor Genes In The Process Of Tumorigenesis. In Parallel To Gain-Of-Function Mutation In Oncogenes
  • Deregulation In Tumor Suppressor Genes Plays An Important Role In Tumorigenesis. We Will Use Cellular
  • Mouse Models To Study The Genetic
  • Epigenetic Changes Happened In Tumor Suppressor Genes During Tumorigenesis. Developing Targeting Therapies Against Lung Cancer
  • Liver Cancer. Despite The Multimodality Therapies Against Both Cancers
  • The 5 Year Survival Rate Remains Disappointingly Low For Both Lung Cancer
  • Liver Cancer. Effective Therapies Are Desperately Needed In Clinic. Both Cellular
  • Mouse Models Will Be Utilized To Characterize The Biology Of The Tumor Driven By A Given Oncogene. Based On That Information
  • We Will Design
  • Run A Preclinical Trial In Mouse Model With Small Chemicals/Antibodies Developed. Identifying Serum Protein Biomarkers For Early Diagnosis Of Lung
  • Liver Cancer. The Most Effective Way To Benefit Cancer Patients Is Through Diagnose Cancers At Early Stage When The Tumor Can Be Successfully Treated Or Surgically Removed. With Well-Characterized Mouse Model That Develop Tumors After Activation Of Oncogenic Transgene
  • We Will Collect Serum From Mouse With Early Stage Tumors. By Comparing The Serum Samples From Tumor-Bearing Mouse
  • Well-Controlled Healthy Siblings Through Mass-Spectrometry
  • We Plan To Look For The Protein Biomarkers That Are Selectively Present In The Tumor-Bearing Mouse. The Potential Use Of These Biomarkers Will Then Be Confirmed On The Patients- Sera

Biography

Education:

  • 2002- Ph.D. in Cell Biology, Shanghai Institute of Biochemistry and Cell Biology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
  • 1996- B.S. in Biotechnology, Department of Biology, Hangzhou University, Zhejiang, China

Professional Experience:

  • 2010 - Assistant Investigator, National Institute of Biological Sciences, Beijing, China.
  • 2005-2010 - Postdoctoral Fellowï-Department of Medical Oncology, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Harvard Medical School.
  • 2002- 2005 - Postdoctoral Fellowï-Department of Internal Medicine, Yale University School of Medicine.

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