Theses - MRC Cancer Unit
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The generation of a human cell line to elucidate the role of Fumarate Hydratase loss in cancer
The reprogramming of cellular metabolism is an established hallmark of cancer, which enables cancer cells to survive, proliferate, and metastasize even under harsh environmental conditions. These cancer-associated metabolic ... -
Modelling timing in blood cancers
Dysregulation of biological processes in normal cells can lead to the abnormal growth of tumours. Oncogenesis requires the acquisition of advantageous mutations to expand in a fluctuating environment. Cancer cells gain ... -
Functional Characterisation of a RECQL4 Mutation in Rothmund-Thomson Syndrome
Germline mutations affecting the RECQL4 DNA helicase cause Type II Rothmund-Thomson syndrome (RTS), a human disease characterised by defects in skeletal development and predisposition to specific types of cancer, including ... -
Defining the pro-tumour impact of the evolving stromal microenvironment
(2020-10-26)Much like normal tissues, tumours require a supporting microenvironment for growth and survival, known as the tumour stroma. However, tumours represent a dynamic and turbulent environment, in which factors such as hypoxia, ...
