Suzuki Lab

McArdle Laboratory for Cancer Research
FRET image, cell in metaphase
FRET image, inaccurate cell division
FRET image, chromosomes
FRET image, cell in anaphase
FRET image, lagging chromosome

Welcome to the Suzuki Lab at the University of Wisconsin Madison

Our lab focuses on kinetochore functions in faithful chromosome segregation. We are studying how the loss of kinetochore integrity causes cancer. We utilize light microscopy and imaging techniques to elucidate kinetochore mechanisms.

The Suzuki Lab is part of McArdle Laboratory for Cancer Research, in the Oncology Department of the School of Medicine and Public Health, at the University of Wisconsin Madison.

Dr. Aussie Suzuki is an Oncology Faculty Trainer for the Cancer Biology Graduate Program at UW Madison.

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