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Min Fang is a Research Assistant Professor in the Department of Developmental, Molecular and Chemical Biology at Tufts University School of Medicine. His research focuses on developing in vivo models for breast cancer metastasis and identifying drug targets for organ-specific metastasis. He previously pioneered a genome-wide functional genomics screen to identify metastasis suppressor genes and is currently refining this technology to target brain metastasis mechanisms.
Education: PhD in Molecular Biology from Peking University (2005); Bachelor of Science in Traditional Chinese Medicine from Anhui College (1998).
Key Research Interests:
- Metastasis suppression gene discovery
- Brain microenvironment interactions in cancer
- Preclinical drug development for metastasis inhibition
- Collaborative drug target validation with On Dot Target Molecules Biotech (2013)
Publications span cancer metastasis mechanisms, nanotechnology applications in oncology, and inflammatory disease modeling. His work emphasizes translational approaches bridging basic research and clinical applications.
