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Perth tech takes out Australian start-up competition to join international finals at St James Palace, London

By | Bioimaging Research and Innovation, Breast Cancer, Clinical Science, Disease Area, Lab, News & Events, Research, Research Area

OncoRes, which is developing an imaging tool to improve the outcome of breast cancer surgery, beat off stiff competition to win the Australian round of the international Pitch@Palace competition held at the State Library…

Breast CancerCancer and Cell BiologyCancer EpigeneticsDisease AreaLabNews & EventsResearchResearch Area

Personalised medicine using nanoparticles for breast cancer treatment

By | Breast Cancer, Cancer and Cell Biology, Cancer Epigenetics, Disease Area, Lab, News & Events, Research, Research Area

At the Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research, a Cancer Epigenetics team is investigating ways to leverage the great opportunities that nanotechnology offers in the treatment of one of the…

Cancer and Cell BiologyDisease AreaLabNews & EventsResearchResearch AreaTumoursVascular Biology and Stromal Targeting

New collaboration to aid the development of drugs to treat cancers

By | Cancer and Cell Biology, Disease Area, Lab, News & Events, Research, Research Area, Tumours, Vascular Biology and Stromal Targeting

Cancer immunotherapies, including checkpoint blocking antibodies such as MSD’s Keytruda, have shown remarkable results in a number of different cancer types. However the effectiveness of these treatments may be enhanced…

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Molecular machines stop cancer’s clock

By | Cells, Disease Area, Lab, Molecular Medicine, News & Events, Research, Research Area, Synthetic Biology and Drug Discovery

Head of the laboratory for Synthetic Biology and Drug Discovery, Professor Oliver Rackham, says cancer cells grow uncontrollably whereas normal cells limit their growth. “A normal cell grows for just the…