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      Toland Lab

      The Toland Lab studies genetic susceptibility to cancer for colon, breast and cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma (cSCC), with a particular focus on understanding how the germline genome influences events, including somatic mutations, during tumor development.

      Toland Lab

        We utilize mouse models, in vitro models, human tumors and human population data as well as state-of-the art genomic technologies to characterize genetic variants important in cancer risk and tumorigenesis. We have additional projects to identify biomarkers and therapeutic targets for metastatic cSCC and to classify variants of uncertain significance in BRCA1/2 and other genes important in hereditary breast cancer.

        Publications

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        Members

        Cara Dauch – Graduate Research Assistant

        Johnny Ramroop – Postdoctoral Researcher

        Gwen Amborski – Undergradaute Researcher

        Tanish Gandhi – Undergradaute Researcher

        Contact Us

        TMRF Room 998
        460 W. 12th Ave.
        Columbus, OH 43210

        Office: 614-247-8185
        Lab: 614-247-7309
        amanda.toland@osu.edu