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Research Haematology Internal Medicine University departments Medical University of Graz

"Tumormikroenvironment" mit tumorimmunologischem Fokus in Lymphomen

Mittels Mausmodellen sowie innovativer Ko-Kulturexperimente und humanen Lymphomgewebeproben wollen wir klären, wie Lymphomzellen ihr Tumormikroenvironment gestalten, um einerseits wichtige Wachstumssignale zu bekommen und anderseits der immunzellvermittelten Lymphomzelllyse zu entkommen.

Weiters wollen wir lymphomspezifische Veränderungen und deren Einfluss in der Pathogenese und auf das Tumormikroenvironment von Lymphomen ermitteln.

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Sen.Scientist Priv.-Doz. Mag. Dr.
Alexander Deutsch

T: +43 316 385 72816

E: alexander.deutsch@medunigraz.at

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Unsere Schwerpunkte

Das "Tumormikroenvironment" in Lymphomen
Die Rolle der nukleären Rezeptoren der NR4A-Familie in der Pathogenese von Lymphomen

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