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The overall objective of the Gastrointestinal Cancers Program is to identify new ways to prevent, diagnose, and treat colon and pancreatic cancer through increased understanding of the genetics, cell biology, and pathogenesis of the precursor and malignant lesions. The Program facilitates translational research through closely linked laboratory, genetic, epidemiological, translational, and clinical investigations. Program members examine the molecular genetics of the development of colon and pancreatic cancer and extend these investigations to cellular and animal models. In addition, program members evaluate molecular targets and pharmacological agents aimed at slowing or reversing the onset of disease. Clinical investigations examine familial risk, inherited susceptibilities, genetic testing, cancer therapeutics and cancer prevention, all of which have strong connections to the basic laboratory projects and other cancer center programs.

The Gastrointestinal Cancers Program currently receives approximately $3.5 million per year of direct support from the NCI, other NIH institutes, the American Cancer Society and other funding agencies. Cancer-focused articles published in 2003-2009 total 213, of which 42% are interprogrammatic and 16% are intraprogrammatic publications.

Randall W. Burt, MD
Co-Leader

David A. Jones, PhD
Co-Leader

HCI, Room 5280
(801) 585-3281
(801) 581-3389 Fax

HCI, Room 3280
(801) 585-6107 Office
(801) 585-6111 Lab

 

GIC Membership Directory



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  • Barrows, Louis

    Department: Pharmacology and Toxicology
    E-mail: lbarrows@deans.pharm.utah.edu
    Phone: (801) 581-4547
    Research Interest: Pharmacology, toxicology, and developmental therapeutics

  • Burt, Randall

    Department: Internal Medicine
    E-mail: randall.burt@hci.utah.edu
    Phone: (801) 585-3281
    Research Interest: Gene discovery for colon cancer

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  • Firpo, Matt

    Department: Surgery
    E-mail: matt.firpo@hsc.utah.edu
    Phone: (801) 587-9049
    Research Interest: Pancreatic cancer

  • Fitzpatrick, Frank

    Department: Oncological Sciences
    E-mail: frank.fitzpatrick@hci.utah.edu
    Phone: (801) 585-3034
    Research Interest: Pharmacology, developmental therapeutics; colon and pancreatic cancer therapeutics

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  • Hagedorn, Curt

    Department: Gastroenterology
    E-mail: curt.hagedorn@hsc.utah.edu
    Phone: (801) 587-4618
    Research Interest: RNA binding protein eIF-4E and how increases in 4E drive tumor progression of epithelial cancers

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  • Ireland, Chris

    Department: Medicinal Chemistry
    E-mail: cireland@deans.pharm.utah.edu
    Phone: (801) 581-8305
    Research Interest: Marine natural products

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  • Jones, David

    Department: Oncological Sciences
    E-mail: david.jones@hci.utah.edu
    Phone: (801) 585-6107
    Research Interest: Colon cancer, retinoic acid, DNA methylation, cancer therapeutics

  • Jones, Kimberly

    Department: Internal Medicine/Oncology
    E-mail: kimberly.jones@hci.utah.edu
    Phone: (801) 587-4725
    Research Interest: GI malignancies, pancreatic cancer serum markers

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  • Kuwada, Scott

    Department: Internal Medicine
    E-mail: scott.kuwada@hci.utah.edu
    Phone: (801) 581-7802
    Research Interest: Colon cancer genetics and biology

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  • Mulvihill, Sean

    Department: Surgery
    E-mail: sean.mulvihill@hsc.utah.edu
    Phone: (801) 581-7304
    Research Interest: Biology of pancreatic cancer

  • Murtaugh, L. Charles

    Department: Human Genetics
    E-mail: murtaugh@genetics.utah.edu
    Phone: (801) 581-5958
    Research Interest: Pancreatic development and cancer

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  • Neklason, Deborah

    Department: Oncological Sciences
    E-mail: deb.neklason@hci.utah.edu
    Phone: (801) 587-9882
    Research Interest: Genetic etiology of colon cancer

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  • Prestwich, Glenn

    Department: Pediatric Oncology
    E-mail: glenn.prestwich@hsc.utah.edu
    Phone: (801) 588-2680
    Research Interest: Reduced intensity allogeneic transplantation, transplantation of pediatric ALL, hematopoietic stem cell donor safety

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  • Samowitz, Wade

    Department: Pathology
    E-mail: wade.samowitz@aruplab.com
    Phone: (801) 583-2787, ext 3405
    Research Interest: Colorectal cancer genetics

  • Scaife, Courtney

    Department: Surgery
    E-mail: courtney.scaife@hci.utah.edu
    Phone: (801) 585-6911
    Research Interest: Pancreas cancer modeling and mechanisms of metastases

  • Sharma, Sunil

    Department: Medical Oncology
    E-mail: sunil.sharma@hci.utah.edu
    Phone: (801) 587-5597
    Research Interest: Gastrointestinal cancers (colon, pancreatic, esophageal, rectal, liver), mesothelioma, and rare tumors (carcinoid, neuroendocrine tumors, and carcinomas of unknown primarys)

  • Sklow, Brad

    Department: Surgery
    E-mail: bradford.sklow@hsc.utah.edu
    Phone: (801) 581-7124
    Research Interest: Molecular genetics of colon cancer

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  • Topham, Matthew

    Department: Internal Medicine
    E-mail: matt.topham@hci.utah.edu
    Phone: (801) 585-3404
    Research Interest: Intracellular lipid signaling

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  • Wang, Li

    Department: Internal Medicine
    E-mail: l.wang@hsc.utah.edu
    Phone: (801) 587-4616
    Research Interest: Role of orphan nuclear receptor SHP (small heterodimer partner) in development of hepatocellular carcinoma and colon cancer

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