Two new grad students joined the Shin laboratory this year. Jihye Han and Huiwon Cho joined the laboratory to pursue their Ph.D. in stem...

Congratulations, Eunjee! Eunjee Kim received the Best Poster Presentation Award at the 2020 Korean Society for Molecular and Cellular...

In order to grow, cancer cells shut down or over-activate genes that normally maintain a cell’s health. The Sonic Hedgehog gene – named...

Congratulations, Seoyoung! Seoyoung Choi, the first year graduate student, received the KEF Award from Kwangjeong Educational Foundation....

Congratulations, Eunjee! Eunjee Kim received the Best Poster Award at the 2018 Korean Society for Stem Cell Research conference held in...

New postdoctoral fellow joined the Shin laboratory this summer! Dr. Jeongwoo Kwon received his Ph.D. at Chungbuk National University, and...

Sung Eun Kim received the Best Poster Presentation Award at the 2017 International Conference of the Korean Society for Molecular and...

In our study, published Mar 9 in Science, we found the novel role of Gli2, the major Hedgehog pathway transcription effectors, on the...

Three new grad students joined the Shin laboratory this spring. Yubin Kim, Sangcheol Lee, and Eunjeong Lee joined the laboratory to...

Our study found that inhibition of Hedgehog pathway intensifies colon inflammation in mice. Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is a...

We have recently relocated our lab to new University in South Korea. We are now located on the second floor of Life Science Building in...

In our study, published Nov 02 in Nature Cell Biology (Lim, Shin, Beachy NCB 2014), we found that Hh response in regenerating prostate is...

Our study revealed a provocative role of Hedgehog (Hh) signaling in the progression of bladder cancer, which was published Oct 13 in...

Our study investigating the origin of agressive bladder cancer (Shin, Beachy NCB 2014) was highlighted in Nature Review Cancer. In...

Bladder cancer cell of origin study (Shin, Beachy, NCB 2014) was highllighted in Nature Reviews Urology. Previous studies have shown that...

For the first time, the cell type to give rise to invasive urothelial carcinoma was pinpointed in our recetnly published study in Nature...