Barts Cancer Institute is a leading UK cancer research institute, part of Queen Mary University of London and a partner in the Cancer Research UK City of London Centre. 🧪🧬🔬
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Congratulations to Professor Michelle Lockley and Dr Oliver Pearce, who have been awarded prestigious @cancerresearchuk.org Programme Foundation Awards, worth nearly £1.5m each. Read more about their work seeking novel cancer therapy targets in our Q&A.
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Congratulations to Prof. Louise Jones, who has been elected Fellow of @acmedsci.bsky.social. 👏
Learn more about Prof. Jones' work to understand breast cancer, advance the use of AI in cancer care and realise the potential of personalised medicine ⤵️
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Excited to share our new paper just out in @cp-cellreports.bsky.social We identified a signalling axis by which monocytes can directly impair NK cell cytotixocity in #metastasis. Led by @ChristosErmogenous and supported by a great team effort @qmbci.bsky.social
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Most of us develop gene mutations linked to blood cancer as we age, but only a small proportion go on to develop the disease.
New research from @benjaminwerner.bsky.social and team at BCI explores why, showing how mutated cells compete and evolve over time.
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Congratulations to Dr @kevinrouault.bsky.social, who has been awarded £1m from @cancerresearchuk.org to launch a clinical trial aiming to improve quality of life for people with myelodysplastic syndromes, a form of blood cancer with limited treatment options.
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🔬 Watch how cancer and immune cells interact in a living system.
Scientists at BCI have developed mini lab-grown ovarian tumours that recreate the complex neighbourhood of cells in patients. Published today in @natcomms.nature.com.
Read more: bit.ly/4bMCrVg
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Thrilled to share our work in BJH highlighting the therapeutic potential of targeting the WNT pathway to block the crosstalk among stromal and leukemic ALL cells to prevent chemoresistance.
Collab. w/ Bela Wrench
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Today, on #WorldCancerDay, we’re taking you behind the scenes at Queen Mary's Barts Cancer Institute and introducing you to the people who are making progress possible.
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People with a rare eye cancer (uveal melanoma) that has spread to the liver may survive for longer when doctors take a more active approach to monitoring and treatment, according to results from Professor Hemant Kocher and team.
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Margaret, a participant in the study, has lived with her cancer for more than 13 years since her original diagnosis in 2012.
💬“I’m eternally grateful that Professor Kocher has given me all of these extra years to enjoy with my loved ones,” Margaret comments.
