Completed Projects · Oncology Team DDC DNA Damage in Cancer Often termed as a disease of the genome, cancer is the result of random acquisition of mutations that activate oncogenes and inactivate tumor suppressors. Consequently, cellular processes including cell cycle control, transcription, apoptosis and DNA repair are affected, conferring incremental growth advantages to cells and fomenting tumo …
Often termed as a disease of the genome, cancer is the result of random acquisition of mutations that activate oncogenes and inactivate tumor suppressors. Consequently, cellular processes including cell cycle control, transcription, apoptosis and DNA repair are affected, conferring incremental growth advantages to cells and fomenting tumorigenesis.
The group aims to translate new synthetic lethal interactions between DNA repair genes into novel therapeutic targets in oncology.
We are a team of highly diverse people from many different countries working on the same ambitious goals.
At the BioMed X Institute, we are working with different state-of-the-art research tools and methods, emerging from the different research projects. As a Special Interest Group, we continuously grow our internal spectrum of laboratory tools and methods.
Since 2013 we have started 16 research groups and successfully completed 9 projects. After a project term of 5 years all data, materials and intellectual property rights are transferred to the sponsoring partners.
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For us at BioMed X, publishing the results of our research projects in peer-reviewed journals is key. We also share results at national and international meetings and workshops. We think this is vital to building collaborations and stimulating cross-fertilization of ideas and methods.
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