Role of Nutrient Modulation of Cell Adhesion in Colon Cancer (1996)

Title:

Role of Nutrient Modulation of Cell Adhesion in Colon Cancer

Key words:

calcium, short chain fatty acids, genetic factors

Research Institution:

University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston

Location:

Texas

Researcher:

Joseph H Sellin

Project Description:

Dr. Sellin studied the role that cell adhesion molecules have in colon cell differentiation and transformation, as well as the role of dietary calcium, short chain fatty acids and genetic factors in influencing tumor formation in the colon.

Cancer Site(s)

Colon/Rectum

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