Our Divisions

The Department is composed of four academic divisions which serve to accomplish a three-fold mission to achieve excellence in Clinical Services, Research, and Education.

Anatomic Pathology Division

Anatomic Services and Research

AP CLINICAL SERVICES.

AP CLINICAL SERVICES

Autopsy, Cytopathology, Dermatopathology, Neuropathology, and Renal Pathology
AP RESEARCH.

AP RESEARCH

Anatomic Pathology, and Tissue and Data Acquisition and Analysis Core (TDAAC)

Clinical Pathology Division

Clinical Services and Research

CP CLINICAL SERVICES.

CP CLINICAL SERVICES

Chemistry, Coagulation/Hemostasis, Hematology, Microbiology/Immunology, Toxicology, and Transfusion Medicine
CP RESEARCH.

CP RESEARCH

Clinical Laboratory Testing, and Research Specimen Processing

Molecular Diagnostics Division

Molecular Diagnostic Services and Research

MDx CLINICAL SERVICES.

MDx CLINICAL SERVICES

Cytogenetics, and Molecular Diagnostics
MDx RESEARCH.

MDx RESEARCH

Cytogenetics, Molecular Diagnostics, and Molecular Pathology Research

 

Cellular & Molecular Pathogenesis

Learn More About Our Research Division

Pathology Basic/Translational Research Laboratories:

Our renovated state-of the-art research and administration space (23,000 nsf) currently has 7 principal investigators involved in basic/translational research.

Bos Lab - Tumor promoting mechanisms by regulatory T (Treg) cells
Harrell Lab - Identification of novel therapeutic approaches to treat breast cancer metastases
Jackson-Cook Lab - Chromosomal/cytosolic, telomeric, epigenetic, and senescence alterations acquired across the lifespan 
Koblinski Lab -  Studying the role of syndecans in breast cancer metastasis to the brain
Oh Lab - IGFBP-3/IGFBP-3R axis in human cancer and the pathophysiology of the IGFBP-related proteins
Radhakrishnan Lab - Protein degradation pathways in human diseases
Yu Lab - Fundamental epigenetic and chromatin mechanisms

Learn more about our research laboratories