Oyenike ‘Nike’ Olabisi

Oyenike ‘Nike’ Olabisi

Associate Professor
 302-831-1215

Office: 234 Wolf Hall

Education

  • B.Sc.Ìý- University of Ibadan, Nigeria
  • M.S.Ìý- Montclair state University, NJ.
  • Ph.D.Ìý-New Jersey Medical School, NJ (NIH-NCI NRSA fellow).
  • Postdoctoral Training:
  • UMDNJ- Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, NJ
  • NIH-IRACDA fellow, the Cancer Institute of New Jersey.
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Teaching

  • BISC 207-ÌýIntroductory Biology

Research Interests

My research training and interests are in Cancer research. ÌýI investigated cell signaling pathways and the molecular mechanisms underlying cellular transformation and metastasis.Ìý Specifically, I studied the contributions of c-myc onco-protein to the resistance of melanoma cells to transforming growth factor beta (TGF-β) tumor suppression. Currently, I am adopting innovative scientific teaching methods, including active learning and problem-based learning strategies, for undergraduate biology instruction.