Director: Patrick J. Casey, Ph.D. The Program in Molecular Cancer Biology is an interdisciplinary one and includes faculty from seven participating departments. Graduate training in this program is greatly enhanced by the interactive nature of the research investigations. The approaches used by the investigators are as diverse as the processes being studied, providing students with a unique opportunity in graduate study. A normal nucleus (left) and a nucleus undergoing apoptotic fragmentation in vitro (right) in a Xenopus egg extract.   For further information, contact: Dr. Ann Marie Pendergast Director of Graduate Studies Molecular Cancer Biology Program Duke University Medical Center DUMC 3711 Durham, NC 27710 919-681-8086

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