Shang Su, Phd

Shang Su, Phd

Assistant Professor

I am a cancer biologist interested in mechanistic studies of cancer metastases and development of targeted protein degradation (TPD) techniques. My current research mainly focuses on deciphering the underlying mechanisms of tumor dormancy, progression, and drug resistance in prostate cancer bone metastases and developing novel agents to target vital players discovered in these biological processes. I am now supported by three DOD grants (two as PI, another as Co-I) to develop novel TPD-based technology to decipher locus-specific transcription regulatory proteome and design a universal pipeline to develop PROTAC degraders against hard-to-drug target proteins in prostate cancer (PCa).

LCRC Faculty

Christopher Bolden, PhD
Tumor Biology
Xavier University
Levon Bostanian PhD
Therapeutics & Diagnostics
Xavier University
J. Quincy Brown PhD
Therapeutics & Diagnostics
Tulane University School of Medicine
Justin Brown PhD
Population Sciences
Pennington Biomedical Research Center
Bridgette Collins-Burow MD PhD
Therapeutics & Diagnostics
Tulane University School of Medicine
Matthew E. Burow PhD
Tumor Biology
Tulane University School of Medicine
Kevin Callison PhD
Population Sciences
Tulane University School of Medicine
Jennifer Cameron PhD
Genes & Environment
LSU Health - New Orleans
Tara Castellano, MD
Therapeutics & Diagnostics
LSU Health - New Orleans