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Dr. Lupien works to characterize and understand the role of noncoding regulatory elements as targets of genetic and epigenetic changes in oncogenesis. Dr. Mathieu Lupien is a Senior scientist at the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre and holds a cross-appointment with OICR.
Lupien’s research highlights the need to characterize the epigenetic basis of cancer to understand the role of the noncoding cancer genome and identify new therapeutic opportunities and complementary markers of response.
Lupien is recognized for three seminal discoveries:
Lupien’s research is centered on identifying the epigenetic changes in cancer cells and to reveal their underlying molecular biology. The ultimate goal is to develop new and improved strategies to hinder cancer development.
See Dr. Lupien’s recent publications on PubMed or on Google Scholar.
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