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Shengqing (Stan) Gu

Shengqing (Stan) Gu

Regular Member

Assistant Professor

346-834-9520346-834-9520
[email protected]
2SCR2.2018

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
Department of 

Our lab is interested in enhancing the efficacy of cancer immunotherapy by modulating cell-cell
interactions. To achieve this goal, we integrate various cutting-edge experimental and
computational approaches in the areas of functional genomics, single-cell/spatial multi-omics,
data mining, machine learning, and mathematical modeling, among others.

Context-dependent gene regulation
We aim to perturb gene expression in the tumor to enhance immunotherapy with desired immunomodulatory effects.

Novel mechanisms of cell-cell interaction
The essence of the anti-cancer immune response lies in cell-cell interactions. Our previous research investigated multiple aspects of such interaction at different levels.

Dynamics of anti-cancer immune response
With the expanding options for cancer therapy and vast possibilities for drug scheduling, we need quantitative models of the response dynamics to rationally design combination strategies.

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PhD - University of Toronto - 2016

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