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- Taler celler over hækken?
- Cellerne i vores krop kommunikerer med hinanden. Den mekanisme kan udnyttes, når vi skal forsøge at forstå dannelsen af livstruende sygdomme og på sigt give langt bedre behandling og forebyggelse.
- Studier af cellers netværk kan være nøglen bedre at forstå og behandle kræft
- De færreste mennesker eller organisationer træffer livsvigtige beslutninger, som udelukkende er baseret på input fra én person. De fleste foretrækker at tale med flere om det, og afveje synspunkter fra venner, kollegaer og familie. Nyt forskningsprojekt bryder med medicinsk tradition og prøver at forstå kræftceller på samme måde ved at kortlægge, hvad der sker i deres signalnetværk, når de bliver til kræftceller. Resultatet kan ændre måden vi forebygger og behandler kræft på.
- Forskere usikre på karrieren
- Gæsteprofessor Rune Linding (billedet) er netop vendt hjem til Danmark sammen med sin hustru efter ti års udlandsophold. LInding, der skal udføre et netværksmedicinsk studie af cancer på DTU, er en af de 33 yngre topforskere, som i dag tildeles midler af karriereprogrammet Sapere Aude.
- DTU Accelerates Metagenomic Research with SGI Altix UV
- SGI Altix UV is unique in its delivery of an extremely deep computational dynamic range, which enables CBS researchers to explore very large biological networks and sequence data.
- Supercomputing to Target Cancer Research
- The Institute of Cancer Research Selects SGI® Altix® UV, World’s Fastest Supercomputer, as Dedicated System for Cancer Research.
- Scientists Hear Cell Conversation for First Time
- A cutting edge technique that allows scientists to monitor communication between cells could transform the way laboratory medical experiments are conducted.
- Thermo Fisher Scientific Collaborates with The Institute of Cancer Research to Create State-of-the-Art Proteomics Laboratory
- Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc., the world leader in serving science, today announced a collaboration with the integrative network biology initiative at The Institute of Cancer Research (ICR), UK.
- Human Cells Evolved to Reduce Cancer Risk
- The cells of humans and other animals have likely evolved to reduce the chance of triggering cancers and other diseases.
- Molecular Networks Predict Breast Cancer Survival with 80 per cent Accuracy
- A woman’s chance of recovering from breast cancer can be predicted with more than 80 per cent accuracy, following the development of a new computer software called ‘DyNeMo’ that analyses changing patterns of protein activity within the body.
- Weaknesses in Cancer Exposed by Advanced Computing and Genetics
- Scientists have created innovative problem-solving software that highlights the weak points in cancers' 'signaling networks', creating the possibility for new cancer treatments.
- UK's Institute of Cancer Research and Silicon Graphics Establish Long-term Alliance to Design and Outfit World-class Network Biology Lab
- Silicon Graphics has been selected to equip, over the next five or more years, an initiative in integrative network biology at London's renowned The Institute of Cancer Research.
