A protein-centric view of cancer biology. This presentation, from Professor Roger Reddel, will argue the case for the utility of a protein-centric view of cancer biology. A cancer’s behaviour, including its aggressiveness and its response to treatments, is mostly determined by its proteome, which may be regarded as using DNA as its spare parts manufacturing information repository for the replacement of worn-out proteins and to enable adjustment of protein levels in response to changes in its external environment.
Monday, February 24, 2025
Sydney, Australia
A protein-centric view of cancer biology. This presentation, from Professor Roger Reddel, will argue the case for the utility of a protein-centric view of cancer biology. A cancer’s behaviour, including its aggressiveness and its response to treatments, is mostly determined by its proteome, which may be regarded as using DNA as its spare parts manufacturing information repository for the replacement of worn-out proteins and to enable adjustment of protein levels in response to changes in its external environment.
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Request a DemoOr start free trial →NSW Big Ideas Oncology Seminar Series takes place on Monday, February 24, 2025.
NSW Big Ideas Oncology Seminar Series is held in Sydney, Australia at Kirby Level 6 Seminar Room, Wallace Wurth Building, UNSW.
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NSW Big Ideas Oncology Seminar Series is designed for industry professionals looking to network, learn, and discover new opportunities.
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