Corinne Haines

Corinne Haines's research focuses on how cancer cells spread (metastasize) to other parts of the body, with particular attention to prostate and breast cancer as well as melanoma. Work in this area includes studying single-cell profiles of tumors that have spread to the spine, examining a protein called CaMKK2 that helps control cell movement via the actin cytoskeleton (the internal scaffolding that lets cells change shape and move), and looking at hormone signaling in immune cells within tumors. This research combines cell biology, cancer genomics, and immunology techniques to understand and potentially block the spread of cancer.

Publication output was minimal or absent through the late 2010s but increased sharply starting in 2023, suggesting a recent and still-active growth phase in research output.

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