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Protein kinase C (PKC) is a prominent target for design of anti-cancer chemotherapeutic drugs.  The occurrence of PKC as several isoforms that are structurally-related and sometimes functionally distinct complicates strategies for targeting a single isoform.  This laboratory is focused on identifying intracellular substrates of specific PKC isoforms for the purpose of defining the signaling enzymatic components of isoform-stimulated pathways, and consequently to use these components as targets of chemotherapeutic agents.  Targeting of a PKC isoform and one or more of its downstream targets will result in blockade of the pathway for that isoform


Graduates of The Rotenberg Lab

Thushara Preeni Abeyweera

Thushara Preeni Abeyweera

PH.D.

Post-doctoral study at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center

Xiangyu Chen

Xiangyu Chen

PH.D.

Post-doctoral study at SUNY-Stony Brook

Shatarupa De

Shatarupa De

PH.D.

Visiting Associate Professor at the School of Science, NMIMS, Mumbai CBS, and University of Mumbai, Mumbai

Xin Zhao

Xin Zhao

PH.D.

Post-doctoral study at University of California, San Francisco

Regina M. Sullivan

Regina M. Sullivan

PH.D.

Associate Professor, Queensborough Community College


Current Members of The Rotenberg Lab

Mohamed Nasef

Mohamed Nasef

M.A. in Biochemistry

M.A. in Biochemistry (Queens College)

Position Available

Position Available

M.A. in Biochemistry or Biology

Two positions are currently available for graduate students enrolled in the C.U.N.Y. Ph.D. Programs in Biochemistry or Biology