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Research Training Group 2254: Heterogeneity and Evolution in Solid Tumours (HEIST)
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Career advancement “Start-up” program for promising students
Oncology Qualification Program
HEIST hands-on training and core unit
Structured qualification program for medical students and clinicians
Visiting Researcher Program
Mobility in Cancer Program
Retreats and Workshops
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Projects Group A: Tumour Evolution
Projects Group A: Tumour Evolution
A1: Tumor progression in gastric marginal zone B-cell lymphoma of MALT type
A2: Systems biology of tumor evolution: Estimating partial orders from omics data
A3: Role of NF-κB and Upstream Kinases in the Evolution of Pancreatic Carcinoma
Projects Group B: Tumour Heterogeneity
Projects Group B: Tumour Heterogeneity
B1: Heterogeneity of metastogenic neuroblastoma cells
B2: Intra-individual tumor heterogeneity of NSCLC: Longitudinal in vivo analysis of clonal evolution and selection of chemo-resistant clones
B3: Connections between EMT and DNA damage response in breast tumor cells: Mechanisms and therapeutic implications
B4: The impact of methylation signatures on cancer cell aggressiveness and cancer-testis antigen specific immunity in head and neck squamous cell carcinoma
Projects Group C: Tumour Evolution and Heterogeneity
Projects Group C: Tumour Evolution and Heterogeneity
C1: Role of Protein Kinase D (PKD) isoforms in the evolution of ductal pancreatic adenocarcinoma (PDAC)
C2: Dkk3 as a putative candidate of PDAC heterogeneity
C3: Driving elements in the development of mixed differentiated liver tumors
C4: Dissecting Hedgehog signaling in the mesenchymal and epithelial compartment in K-RasG12D induced pancreatic neoplasia
C5: Clonality and heterogeneity in the intestinal tissue upon ageing: Implications for cancer
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Projects Group C: Tumour Evolution and Heterogeneity
C5: Clonality and heterogeneity in the intestinal tissue upon ageing: Implications for cancer
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Supervisor
Hartmut Geiger
Institute for Molecular Medicine
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