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Clinical and Translational Oncology Research Unit

 

 
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The Clinical and Translational Oncology Research Unit studies mechanisms of tumor invasion and progression in metastatic setting particularly in organs such as bone and liver. We aim to contribute for the identification of molecular markers representative as risk factor for metastases occurrence and possible therapeutic targets. The research will be performed mostly in human neoplastic tissue and results are to be correlated with clinical information. We also aim to develop translational research in the area of target enzymes for antineoplastic agents, namely topoisomerase inhibitors, and contribute to gain insight into the mechanisms that modulate the cytotoxity of drugs that target topoisomerase I and II.

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