Welcome to Mauvezin Lab

Unraveling the mysteries of the toroidal nucleus in cancer

Welcome to Mauvezin Lab

Our laboratory stands at the interface of two prominent fields in cancer research, autophagy and cell division.

We are interested in understanding the role of autophagy and lysosomes in cell cycle progression and in defining how this degradative process contributes to the maintenance of genomic stability.

KEYWORDS: Autophagy, cancer, chromosomal instability, cell cycle, lysosome biology.

Microscopic image showing a toroidal nucleus stained in vibrant colors within a cell.

Our Research

Delving into the toroidal nucleus to unlock cancer insights.

Research Projects

Detailed studies on nuclear shapes affecting chromosome segregation.

Microscopic image showing a toroidal nucleus within a cell.

Collaboration

Partnering with labs to advance understanding of nuclear phenotypes.

Expert advice on chromosomal segregation and cancer research methods.

Funding

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Email

Phone

caroline.mauvezin@ub.edu