Angelo M. De Marzo

About

Angelo M. De Marzo is a pioneering pathologist and researcher whose work has fundamentally advanced the field of prostate cancer research, particularly through innovations in tissue banking and data management. His key research areas include prostate cancer pathology, tissue microarray (TMA) technology, and biorepository science. Dr. De Marzo’s most impactful contribution is his seminal 2001 paper on a relational database structure for managing high-density TMA data and images in pathology studies focused on clinical outcomes, which has garnered over 110 citations and remains a foundational resource for researchers worldwide. This work revolutionized how pathologists organize, analyze, and share complex tissue microarray data, enabling more robust correlations between molecular markers and patient outcomes. Additionally, he played a critical role in establishing the Prostate Cancer Biorepository Network (PCBN), developing standardized protocols for biobanking high-quality prostate tissue derivatives from radical prostatectomy specimens. His efforts have created an invaluable infrastructure that facilitates reproducible research and accelerates discoveries in prostate cancer biology. Through these achievements, Dr. De Marzo has become a leading figure in translational pathology, bridging the gap between clinical specimens and meaningful data analysis.

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1. 1
   Relational Database Structure to Manage High-Density Tissue Microarray Data and Images for Pathology Studies Focusing on Clinical Outcome

   110 citations · 2001
2. 2
   Biobanking of derivatives from radical retropubic and robot‐assisted laparoscopic prostatectomy tissues as part of the prostate cancer biorepository network

   16 citations · 2013

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