people
ATM Lab Members
Dr. Heo earned his Ph.D. degree from Ajou University School of Medicine.
The title of his Ph.D. thesis was “Regulation of DNA-PKcs-mediated immune signaling by the E3 ligase MARCH5 in mitochondria-damaged cells.”
At the ATM lab, Dr. Heo’s primary responsibilities are
(1) investigating the role of mitochondrial damage in senescent tumor cells and
(2) exploring the underlying signaling cascades in senescent tumor cells.
Contact: gjwns1492@ajou.ac.kr
Mr. Bae earned his B.S. degree from Yonsei University.
At the ATM lab, Bae’s primary responsibility is to uncover the cancer-promoting traits of senescent tumor cells in gastric cancer.
Contact: bjh_0323@naver.com
Ms. Yu earned her B.S. degree from Ajou University.
At the ATM lab, Yu’s primary responsibility is to unveil the phenotypic diversity of senescent tumor cells based on their microsatellite stability.
Contact: yhs5367@ajou.ac.kr
Ms. Sung earned her B.S. degree from Ajou University
At the ATM lab, Sung’s primary responsibility is to uncover how senescent tumor cells evade immune reactions.
Contact: ph000228@ajou.ac.kr
Mr. Kim is a fourth-year medical student at Ajou University. His primary role at the ATM lab is to uncover the phenotypic changes between senescent and quiescent cancer cells.
Contact: peterpan01422@ajou.ac.kr
Mr. Kang is a fourth-year medical student at Ajou University. His primary role at the ATM lab is to uncover the role of senescent cells in various organs of the elderly.
Contact: kangwbeen@ajou.ac.kr