Emily T. Chan

This researcher's recent work focuses on the cell biology of cancer, particularly how internal signaling (kinase activity) and cell-surface structures (like clathrin, a protein involved in transporting materials into cells) relate to how cancer cells move and spread (metastasis) in breast and colorectal cancer. Methods include microfluidic devices (small lab-on-a-chip tools) to measure cellular activity in detail. Note: one earlier publication on inorganic chemistry (metal-phosphine compounds) appears unrelated to the rest of the body of work and may reflect an earlier research direction, a name-sharing coincidence, or interdisciplinary collaboration.

Publication output was minimal or absent for much of the early part of the decade but has grown noticeably since 2023, suggesting an increasingly active recent research phase.

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