Radiology Study Centers Toulouse Near Me

4worldlovers:
The CRCT leads an integrated approach between research, care and teaching, in a transversal and multidisciplinary logic.

Gene dysfunction is a hallmark of cancer. At the CRCT, we aim to discover how this process occurs. Several molecular oncogenic mechanisms are studied by our teams, including cancer cell signaling, genetic instability, gene expression, interconnection between cancer cells and the tumor microenvironment, bioenergetics…

We have set up research axes to explore the molecular complexity of cancer cells and tumor diversity, and we combine the strengths of our research teams to study the different aspects of cell transformation: our goal is to put together all the pieces of the “puzzle” that is cancer, in order to understand what initiates it and makes it progress.

The objective is to federate researchers, clinicians, engineers, technicians and students of the CRCT in order to share a multidisciplinary expertise with the common goal of understanding and targeting the autonomous and non-autonomous mechanisms of cancer oncogenic pathways.

CRCT researchers are exploring the mechanisms of deregulation of RNAs, key players in the control of gene expression, and their role in altering the cellular landscape that can lead to cancer initiation, progression, invasion and metastasis.

4worldlovers:
Thursday 9 Th March at 1.30pm, room P Druet - Dr. Burkhard Becher - University of Zurich

Modeling Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis with iPSC: motor neuron intrinsic defects and roles of inflammatory cells towards their degeneration.

Thursday 16 Th March at 1.30pm, room P Druet Dr. Delphine Bolh - Institut du cerveau, Paris

Regulation of T-cell biology in cancer and autoimmunity by NF-kappaB transcirption factors

Thursday 23 Rd March at 1.30pm, room P Druet - Dr. Yenkel Grinberg Bleyer - Centre de Recherche en Cancérologie de Toulouse