Our Mission:
Welcome to our lab at CR-CHUM, where we harness the power of biochemistry, mass spectrometry, and interdisciplinary research to address critical and therapeutic challenges in cancer research. Our dedicated team is committed to understanding of cancer and developing innovative solutions to improve patient outcomes.
Diagnostics
Detection of Earlier Disease and Recurrance
Therapeutics
Predictive Biomarkers & Personalized Medicine
Methodology
Developing Tools to Answer Challenging Questions
Our Team
Welcome to our research team dedicated to advancing the field of proteomics and extracellular vesicles. Our focus is on uncovering insights that can lead to innovative applications in ovarian cancer research. Through our collaborative efforts, we aim to contribute to a deeper understanding of complex disease and pave the way for new therapeutic strategies. Join us on this as we strive to make a meaningful impact in the fight against ovarian.
Tyler T. Cooper
Principal Investigator
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Open Position
MSc Student
Sophie-Anne Blanchet
Research Coordinator
Open Position
Summer Internship
Open Position
MSc Student
Open Position
Summer Intership
Research Overview
Our Focus Areas
At Cooper Laboratory, our research encompasses a wide range of disciplines. We aim to push the boundaries of scientific understanding through collaborative efforts and innovation.
Proteomics
Proteomics is transforming biomedical research by revealing new biomarkers and therapeutic targets. Analyzing protein profiles provides critical insights for more effective treatments and personalized medicine. This innovative approach enhances understanding of diseases and fosters breakthroughs in diagnostics and interventions. Embracing proteomics is vital for improving patient outcomes.
Extracellular Vesicles
Extraacellular vesicles (EVs) play a crucial role in cell-cell communication, acting like biological emails that transport vital information and molecular 'documents' between. These tiny vesicles are essential for various physiological processes and are emerging as important vectors for biomarker discovery, offering insights into health and disease. By facilitating transfer of proteins, lipids, and RNA, EVs contribute to the intricate network of signaling that maintains cellular function and homeostasis. Understanding their significance opens new avenues for research and therapeutic applications.
Ovarian Cancer
There is an urgent need for innovative diagnostic and therapeutic interventions to combat ovarian cancer effectively. As this disease continues to challenge patients healthcare providers alike, advancing research and treatment options is essential improving outcomes and enhancing the quality of life for those affected. We must prioritize efforts to develop targeted therapies and early detection methods to make a meaningful difference the fight against ovarian cancer.
interdisciplinary Research
Learn about our research.
Interdisciplinary collaboration is essential for addressing today's complex scientific questions By bringing together diverse perspectives and expertise, we can foster innovative solutions that push the boundaries of knowledge. In a world where challenges span multiple fields, collaboration is not just beneficial; it's necessary for meaningful progress., we can unlock new insights that drive impactful change.