Natasha Ingles-Martinez
PREP Scholar (2017-2019)
Research Project: BCL11A induction of matrix metalloproteinases may be necessary for invasion in triple-negative breast cancer
Current Position: MD/PhD Graduate Student, Case Western Reserve University
Sylvia S. Gayle, PhD
Post-Doctoral Fellow (2013-2018)
Research Project: Determining if BET Inhibitors can Synergize with Palbociclib to Suppress the Growth of Triple Negative Breast Cancers
Current Position: Scientific Program Analyst at the National Cancer Institute
Jennifer Hoffmann
Undergraduate Student Researcher (2016-2018)
Research Project: Targeting alternative survival pathways in tumor cells
Jennifer Sahni, PhD
Graduate Student (2012-2017)
Research Project: Defining the Mechanism of Action of Bromodomain and Extraterminal Inhibitors in Triple-Negative Breast Cancers
Current Position: Post-Doctoral Fellow, New York University
Victoria Osorio Vasquez
PREP Scholar (2016-2017)
Research Project: Studying the synergistic effects of drug treatments for the varying breast cancer subtypes
Current Position: Ph.D. Graduate Student, New York University
Nicole Restrepo
Research Scientist (2015-2017)
Research Project: Determining second and third tier hierarchical co-regulators of mammary epithelial gland cell-fate switches and implications in breast cancer subtypes
Current Position: Geisinger Health
Myrielis Rivera
PREP Scholar (2015-2016)
Current Position: M.D. Medical Student, University of Medicine and Health Sciences
Garrett Dunlap
Undergraduate Student Researcher (2014-2016)
Research Project: Elucidating the role of genes differentially expressed between TNBC and other subtypes
Current Position: Ph.D. Graduate Student, Harvard Medical
Jennifer L. Yori, PhD
Graduate Student (2002-2011), Post-Doctoral Fellow (2011-2015)
Ph.D. Research Project: Discerning the Role of Kruppel-Like Factor 4 in Breast Cancer
Post-Doctoral Fellow Research Project: Determining the mechanistic basis of synergism of combined inhibition of mTOR and Src family kinases in breast cancer
Current Position: Medical Science Liaison for Teva Pharmaceutical
Erika Ramos
PREP Scholar (2014-2015)
Current Position: Ph.D. Graduate Student, Northwestern University
Gina Sizemore, PhD
Graduate Student (2005-2012), Post-Doctoral Fellow (2011-2013)
Ph.D. Research Project: Discerning the Role of FOXA1 in Mammary Gland Development and Breast Cancer
Post-Doctoral Fellow Research Project: Research involving breast cancer and mechanisms related to cancer therapies
Current Position: Assistant Professor, Ohio State University
Valery Adorno-Cruz
PREP Scholar (2012-2013)
Current Position: Research Assistant, Northwestern University
Steve Sizemore, PhD
Post-Doctoral Fellow (2008-2012)
Research Project: Identification of factors that control triple negative breast cancer interactions with the tumor microenvironment
Current Position: Assistant Professor, Ohio State University
Emhonta Johnson, PhD
Post-Doctoral Fellow (2006-2011)
Research Project: Elucidating the Role of p120 in Her2/neu-induced breast cancer
Current Position: Assistant Professor, Cuyahoga Community College
Marjorie E. Montanez-Wiscovich, MD, PhD
Graduate Student (2003-2010)
Research Project: Discerning the role of LMO4 as a global modulator of G2/M cell cycle progression and centrosome cycle in breast cancer cells
Current Position: Dermatologist, Metro Health Medical Center
Carlos De Leon Rodriguez
PREP Scholar (2007-2008)
Current Position: Ph.D. Graduate Student, Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Jonathan D. Mosley, MD, PhD
Graduate Student (2002-2007)
Research Project: The analysis and utilization of global gene expression data for the study and treatment of breast cancer
Current Position: Assistant Professor, Vanderbilt University Department of Medicine
Melissa D. Landis, PhD
Graduate Student (1999-2006)
Research Project: Elucidating molecular mechanisms of ErbB2/Neu-induced mammary tumorigenesis
Current Position: Medical Science Liaison, Bayer Healthcare
Erin L. Miliken, PhD
Graduate Student (1995-2005)
Research Project: Use of a Transgenic Mouse Model of Ovarian Hyperstimulation to Identify Therapeutic Targets and Mechanisms in Hormone-induced Mammary Cancer
Current Position: Science Writer, NOVA Research Company