Our Research

The main focus of the Lam Lab lies in discovering revolutionary and innovative methods of disease treatment on a nano-scale and molecular medicine, drug discovery, nanoparticle and drug-delivery techniques

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Our Projects

We have recently developed a series of PEG-oligocholic acid telodendrimer based micellar nanoparticles for the delivery of various imaging agents and chemotherapeutic drugs for the imaging and treatment of cancers

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Our Team

The Lam Lab research team is one of the best of its kind. We have a wide range of members from many different academic and cultural backgrounds working together in a multidisciplicary way designed

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Announcements

Kit Lam Award 2018 Dr. Kit Lam was honored December 21, 2018 as the inaugural holder of the Sue Jane Leung Presidential Chair in Cancer Research.
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Research Gallery

Gallery of the research images!

Erk1/2 Activation in Jurkat cells (LLP2A-focused OBOC combinatorial Library)

Erk1/2 Activation in Jurkat cells (LLP2A-focused OBOC combinatorial Library)
Neutrophil Targeting Agents

Neutrophil Targeting Agents
Unique Photochemo-Immuno-Nanoplatform against Orthotopic Xenograft Oral Cancer and Metastatic Syngeneic Breast Cancer

Unique Photochemo-Immuno-Nanoplatform against Orthotopic Xenograft Oral Cancer and Metastatic Syngeneic Breast Cancer
Rainbow Beads

Rainbow Beads
Transformable peptide nanoparticles aggregate in the lysosome and cause disruption

Transformable peptide nanoparticles aggregate in the lysosome and cause disruption
A vesicle changing its morphology when in contact with newly discovered peptide.

A vesicle changing its morphology when in contact with newly discovered peptide.
The rodent eye as a non-invasive window for understanding cancer nanotherapeutics

The rodent eye as a non-invasive window for understanding cancer nanotherapeutics
Interaction of the peptide with a molecular rotor dye under confocal microscope in bright field, DAPI and Cy5 channel

Interaction of the peptide with a molecular rotor dye under confocal microscope in bright field, DAPI and Cy5 channel
Bioluminescence and NIRF of subcutaneous and orthotopic glioblastoma

Bioluminescence and NIRF of subcutaneous and orthotopic glioblastoma
Embryonic bodies on beads

Embryonic bodies on beads
Brain tumor injection

Brain tumor injection
Co-localization of Death Ligand “LLS2” with Galactin-1 in cancer cells

Co-localization of Death Ligand “LLS2” with Galactin-1 in cancer cells

How to Reach Us?



Phone: (916) 734 - 0902

Fax: (916) 734 - 6415

Oak Park Research Building, 2700 Stockton Blvd., Ste. 2301. Sacramento CA 95817


The Lam Lab is located at the UC Davis Medical Center in the Oak Park Research Building across from Cancer Survivors Park, 2700, Stockton Blvd Ste 2301 Sacramento, CA 95871.