Education

 Fudan University, PhD, 1998

Laboratory web site

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Office location

3220 Scott Hall

Research

Dr. Zhang's research involves cellular stress responses originated from the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) and/or mitochondria that modulate inflammation and metabolism that are associated with metabolic disease, autoimmune disease, and cancer.

Courses taught by Kezhong Zhang

Winter Term 2026 (future)

• MGG7040 - Molecular Organelle Physiology
• MGG7050 - Bioinformatics: theory and practice

Fall Term 2025 (current)

• CB7240 - Molecular Mechanisms of Cancer and Therapy
• IBS7015 - Interdisciplinary Cell and Molecular Biology
• MGG7015 - Introduction to Genetics

Winter Term 2025

• MGG7050 - Bioinformatics: theory and practice
• MGG7400 - Molecular Biology of Cellular Signalling

Fall Term 2024

• CB7460 - Mechanisms of Neoplasia: Alterations to Cellular Signaling
• IBS7015 - Interdisciplinary Cell and Molecular Biology
• MGG7015 - Introduction to Genetics

Winter Term 2024

• MGG7050 - Bioinformatics: theory and practice
• MGG7400 - Molecular Biology of Cellular Signalling

Fall Term 2023

• IBS7015 - Interdisciplinary Cell and Molecular Biology
• MGG7015 - Introduction to Genetics
• MGG7020 - Metabolism and Disease

Winter Term 2023

• MGG7050 - Bioinformatics: theory and practice

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