The UW Carbone Cancer Center (UWCCC) Nuclear Signaling Research Program seeks to understand molecular mechanisms underlying transcriptional, posttranscriptional and DNA damage responses in normal growth and differentiation processes and reveal how these mechanisms impact tumor formation, progression and therapy resistance.

Program Leader (pictured left)
Shigeki Miyamoto, PhD

Co-Leader
Caroline Alexander, PhD

Program Profile for Full Members

Full Membership:
20 members
12 departments
   2 schools

Project Funding as of 10/2009 (direct costs):

Peer-reviewed	$9.4M	47
NCI	$1.7M	11
NIH	$6.4M	24
ACS	$0.4M	4
NSF	$0.1M	2
Other	$0.8M	6
Non peer-reviewed	$0.9M	12
Total	$10.3M	59

Publications
(Full members only)