Teaching
Key Pathways in Infection and Cancer within the Master's Programme in Comparative Biomedicine (Weblink to Master's Programme in Comparative Biomedicine)
The Lecture topics include:
- Understanding the Biology for Cancer Development and Progression
- Tumor Suppressor and Oncogenes
- The 12 Core Cancer Pathways
- Hallmarks in Cancer
- Molecular Pathology to Analyze Cancers
- Inflammation and Cancer
- Hereditable Cancers
- Childhood Cancers
- Cancer Immunology for Non Immunologists
- The Microbiome and Cancer
- Unique Mutational Patterns in Cancer Genomes (Cancer Genome Landscaping)
- Chromatin and Epigenetics in Cancer
- Translational Genomics
- Personalized Precision Medicine
- Functional Cancer Genomics (shRNA screens, CRISP technology screens, synthetic lethality)
- Clonal Diversity and Genetic Drift
- The Tumor Stroma
- Cancer Stem Cell Phenotype and Function
- Wildtype and Mutant p53
- miRNA´s and non coding RNA´s
- Metastasis Regulating Genes
- Cancer Metabolism
- Developmental Pathways in Cancer
- Preclinical Models
- Human to Mouse
- Modeling Cancer and Developing Therapeutics Using Model Organisms
- Unraveling Therapeutic Resistance in Mouse Models
- Novel Targets and Therapeutics
- Clinical Cancer Trials
- Targeting Core Cancer Pathways
- Targeting Metabolism for Cancer Therapy
- Immune Targeted Therapies
- Drug Resistance Mechanisms
- Targeting the Kinome
- Cancer Biomarkers
- Chemotherapy
- DNA Damage and DNA Repair
- Good Scientific Practice