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Bob Sanders
Professor in Molecular Genetics & Microbiology
Email:
bgsanders@mail.utexas.edu
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Main Office:
PAT 522
Phone:
(512) 471-7441
Alternate Office:
PAT 516-520
Alt. Phone:
(512) 475-6844
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The University of Texas at Austin
Section of Molecular Genetics and Microbiology
2506 Speedway Stop A5000
Austin ,TX 78712-1191
Research Summary
Research interests are in the interdisciplinary areas of nutrition and cancer biology. Long term goals are to develop vitamin E analogs as anticancer agents, and to increase the understanding of the biological actions of vitamin E, both naturally occurring forms and synthetic analogs. Current investigations involve conducting chemotherapeutic studies with a vitamin E analog referred to as alpha-TEA, using syngeneic and xenograft preclinical animal models. Cell and molecular studies are focused on understanding signaling networks involved in alpha-TEA's pro-apoptotic and anti-survival mediated anti-cancer effects.
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