Jordan Lerner-ellis
Cancer
University of Toronto
Canada
Biography
Jordan Lerner-Ellis PhD, FACMG Assistant Professor Contact information Mount Sinai Hospital 700 University Ave. Rm 8-400-6 Toronto Ontario M5G 1Z5 Phone: 416-586-4800 Ext: 6115 Fax: 416-586-8882 Email: Jordan.Lerner-Ellis@sinaihealthsystem.ca Research location: Mount Sinai Hospital/Research Institute Primary Research Area: Genetics, Genomics & Proteomics Secondary Research Area: Cancer Research Statement: Dr Lerner-Ellis is a molecular geneticist who serves as Head and Director of the Advanced Molecular Diagnostics Laboratory at Mount Sinai Hospital and an Associate at the Ontario Institute for Cancer Research. In addition to his core interests in molecular diagnostics, as applied to breast and colon cancer, a major aim of his research is to integrate genome sequencing into the general practice of medicine. Jordan Lerner-Ellis PhD, FACMG Assistant Professor Contact information Mount Sinai Hospital 700 University Ave. Rm 8-400-6 Toronto Ontario M5G 1Z5 Phone: 416-586-4800 Ext: 6115 Fax: 416-586-8882 Email: Jordan.Lerner-Ellis@sinaihealthsystem.ca Research location: Mount Sinai Hospital/Research Institute Primary Research Area: Genetics, Genomics & Proteomics Secondary Research Area: Cancer Research Statement: Dr Lerner-Ellis is a molecular geneticist who serves as Head and Director of the Advanced Molecular Diagnostics Laboratory at Mount Sinai Hospital and an Associate at the Ontario Institute for Cancer Research. In addition to his core interests in molecular diagnostics, as applied to breast and colon cancer, a major aim of his research is to integrate genome sequencing into the general practice of medicine.
Research Interest
Dr Lerner-Ellis is a molecular geneticist who serves as Head and Director of the Advanced Molecular Diagnostics Laboratory at Mount Sinai Hospital and an Associate at the Ontario Institute for Cancer Research. In addition to his core interests in molecular diagnostics, as applied to breast and colon cancer, a major aim of his research is to integrate genome sequencing into the general practice of medicine.
