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Academics/Natural sciences/Faculty research/Liu

Dr David Liu

David Liu, PhD
City University of New York
 
Phone: 918-449-6413
Office: BA Science building 130 (BASC130)
Lab: BA Science building 122 (BASC122)
email: liud@nsuok.edu  
 
 
Research
Dr. David Liu's laboratory investigates the molecular and cellular mechanisms that control cell proliferation, survival, genomic stability, and the organization of subcellular structures.  Our research has provided major insights into the mechanism that underlies the pathology of several human developmental diseases including cancer (breast cancer and glioma), Alzheimer’s disease, stroke, ciliopathy, and dwarfism.  Our work has been published in peer-reviewed journals including Cell, Neuron, Genes&Dev., Molecular Cell, Nature Communications, Oncogene, Cancer Research, among others, and is currently supported by a grant from NIH/NCI.

dr. david liu