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Personalized Therapy of Cancer

Oncologist Justin Stebbing on targeted therapies, side effects of chemotherapy and how multidisciplinary approach can help to improve survival of patients with cancer

Oncologist Justin Stebbing on different types of treatment for cancer, gene sequencing and what does it mean to cure cancer

Cancer-causing Genes

Oncologist Justin Stebbing on breast cancer preventive therapy and why cancer genes are quite rare

Metabolic Phenotyping in Health and Disease

Biochemist Ian Wilson on the interaction between genotype and phenotype, prediction of metabolic disease, and the analysis of the metabolites

Photodynamic Therapy of Cancer

Chemist David Philips on the phenomenon of phototoxicity, characteristics of the dyestuff, and limitations of photodynamic therapy

Retroviruses in Gene Therapy

Molecular biologist Greg Towers on the great scientific challenges, the dangers of gene therapy, and the way in which it can treat cancer

Molecular Neurogeneticist David Rubinsztein on neurodegenerative diseases, stem cells, and fluorescent proteins

Molecular oncologist Matthias Dobbelstein on targeted therapies, gene p53, and DNA damage

Controlling noisy dynamics in biological networks to fight cancer

Healthy cells can be prevented from turning into cancerous cells via manipulation of “noise” component in cell functional network

How does a wasp venom peptide selectively inhibit cancer cells?

A new study explores the mechanism by which a peptide contained in wasp venom inhibits cancer cell proliferation

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