Ehab Sarsour

Dr. Ehab Sarsour is an Associate Professor of Cellular and Molecular Biology at Kansas City University, specializing in the molecular mechanisms of aging and age-associated diseases, particularly cancer. His research focuses on redox-sensitive pathways regulating cellular longevity, mitochondrial function, and the impact of oxidative stress on cancer progression.

His investigations explore how manganese superoxide dismutase preserves regenerative capacity in aging cells and maintains mitochondrial integrity. Current research targets lipid metabolism alterations in aging to enhance cellular regeneration and novel cancer therapies targeting the tumor microenvironment. Dr. Sarsour collaborates with multiple institutions including UC Santa Cruz and University of Iowa Hospitals.

Analysis of Dr. Sarsour's publications reveals consistent focus on redox biology, mitochondrial function, and metabolic reprogramming in cancer and aging. Recent work emphasizes therapeutic targeting of lipid metabolism pathways in pancreatic cancer and developing redox-modulating therapies to overcome radiation resistance.