Xiaochao Tan, PhD

Xiaochao Tan, PhD

Dysregulation of the Golgi apparatus has emerged as a significant factor driving the

initiation and progression of cancer. My primary objective is to unravel the mechanisms

through which oncogenic somatic mutations impact the structure and secretory functions

of the Golgi organelle. This research will ultimately contribute to the development of

innovative therapeutic approaches based on a deeper understanding of these processes.

In addition to Golgi-related investigations, I am actively exploring the roles of endocytic

recycling pathways in human cancer. Our ongoing projects encompass two key areas: 1)

Investigating the functional roles of amplified Golgi genes in cancer initiation and

progression and 2) Identifying potential therapeutic Golgi target and developing novel

strategies for cancer treatment.

LCRC Faculty

Michael Hagensee MD PhD
Genes X Environment
LSU Health - New Orleans
Jeffrey S. Han MD PhD
Cancer Biology
Tulane University School of Medicine
Joanna E. Haye, PhD
Genes X Environment
Xavier University
Jiang He, MD, PhD, MS, BM
Population Sciences
Tulane University School of Medicine
Michael Hoerger PhD
Population Sciences
Tulane University School of Medicine
Fokhrul Hossain, PhD
Cancer Biology
LSU Health - New Orleans
Tony Ye Hu PhD
Translational Oncology
Tulane University School of Medicine
Shile Huang PhD
Translational Oncology
LSU Health - Shreveport
Chiung-Kuei Huang PhD
Cancer Biology
Tulane University School of Medicine