T1187 Nanoscale Alterations in Early Colon Carcinogenesis are Determined by Cytoskeletal Dysregulation in Microscopically Normal Mucosa
Yolanda Stypula(Northwestern University), Vadim Backman(Unknown), Dhwanil Damania(Northwestern University), Ashish K. Tiwari(Boston University), Hariharan Subramanian, Hemant K. Roy(Mymensingh Medical College Hospital), Mart DeLaCruz(Endeavor Health), Suhasini Joshi(Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center), Tina P. Ward, Dhananjay Kunte(Endeavor Health), Ramesh K. Wali(Boston University), Seema Gandhi(John H. Stroger, Jr. Hospital of Cook County)
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