Judy Wong, University of British Columbia
Associate Professor
Pharmaceutical Sciences
Vancouver, British Columbia
judy.wong@ubc.ca
Office:
(604) 827-3314
(604) 827-3329
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Bio/Research
Dr. Wong’s teaching interests include the disciplines of cancer biology, pharmacology,
pharmacogenetics, pharmacogenomics, drug metabolism and human genetics. Dr. Wong is
proficient in the disciplines of molecular biology and biochemistry. Within the Faculty’s Entryto-Practic...
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pharmacogenetics, pharmacogenomics, drug metabolism and human genetics. Dr. Wong is
proficient in the disciplines of molecular biology and biochemistry. Within the Faculty’s Entryto-Practic...
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Bio/Research
Dr. Wong’s teaching interests include the disciplines of cancer biology, pharmacology,
pharmacogenetics, pharmacogenomics, drug metabolism and human genetics. Dr. Wong is
proficient in the disciplines of molecular biology and biochemistry. Within the Faculty’s Entryto-Practice program, Dr. Wong is the primary coordinator for two courses: Phar342
(Pharmacology II) and Phar448 (Pharmacotherapy for Oncology).
Dr. Wong’s laboratory is home to a diverse group of students and science professionals. She
believes that students should receive hands-on training in the laboratory and be in an
environment that develops the analytical and creative skills that are necessary for academic
success. In turn, Dr. Wong expects those who join her laboratory to genuinely enjoy the process
of scientific discovery and to contribute intellectually to the collective success of the group. In
addition to weekly laboratory meetings and journal discussions, members of the laboratory are
expected to present their work at national and international scientific meetings.
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pharmacogenetics, pharmacogenomics, drug metabolism and human genetics. Dr. Wong is
proficient in the disciplines of molecular biology and biochemistry. Within the Faculty’s Entryto-Practice program, Dr. Wong is the primary coordinator for two courses: Phar342
(Pharmacology II) and Phar448 (Pharmacotherapy for Oncology).
Dr. Wong’s laboratory is home to a diverse group of students and science professionals. She
believes that students should receive hands-on training in the laboratory and be in an
environment that develops the analytical and creative skills that are necessary for academic
success. In turn, Dr. Wong expects those who join her laboratory to genuinely enjoy the process
of scientific discovery and to contribute intellectually to the collective success of the group. In
addition to weekly laboratory meetings and journal discussions, members of the laboratory are
expected to present their work at national and international scientific meetings.
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