Mark Cosentino to lead City of Hope’s new Kathleen and Robert Henderson Biorepository

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Mark Cosentino has joined City of Hope as scientific director of the new Kathleen and Robert Henderson Biorepository, which is designed to be a best-in-class facility that collects and organizes tissue samples and other biological materials across City of Hope’s national system to further boost its cancer and other research.

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