Tracking and blocking interdependencies of cellular BRAF-MEK oncokinase activities
We are pleased to share news about a recently published TKFI paper by Jakob Fleischmann and his colleagues…
In oncogenesis, a normal cell in our body is transformed and becomes a tumor cell, resulting in uncontrolled multiplication and impairment of central body functions. Mutations or errors in the translation of genetic information are among the causes of cancer formation, being held responsible for altering the genetic code.
At the Tyrolean Cancer Research Institute/Tiroler Krebsforschungsinstitut (TKFI), researchers with a wide range of expertise investigate the molecular causes of cancer aetiology and progression. The TKFI working groups from both Innsbruck Universities (Medizinische Universität Innsbruck (MUI) and Leopold-Franzens-Universität (LFU)) aim to understand the pathological effects of different cancer drivers and to uncover their mode of action at a molecular level. These teams strive to assist in identifying new approaches for personalized cancer therapies.
These projects focus on the molecular causes and progression of cancer.
Projects involved emphasize cancer therapy and mechanisms of drug resistance.
Associated projects deal with topics such as the analysis of respiratory gases, deciphering of oncoproteins, and establishment of organoids.
Here we list for you news and scientific achievements chronologically.
We are pleased to share news about a recently published TKFI paper by Jakob Fleischmann and his colleagues…
Our inaugural TKFI miniSymposium and get-together, held on June 22, 2023, was executed smoothly, and we are pleased…