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Pharmacogenomics

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Translational Medicine
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Dr Sebastian Nijman develops new approaches to study signalling networks in cancer cells and uncover specific weaknesses, particularly in breast and lung cancer. This can be used to develop more effective drugs and to better guide treatment decisions.
In the context of cancer, genetic diversity means that we respond differently to various treatments. Pharmacogenomics sits at the intersection between genetics and drugs. Better understanding of the genetic landscape of cancer and the recent increase of targeted drugs allow us to better match patients with the best treatments, improving care.

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Translational Medicine
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Sebastian Nijman
Keywords
pharmacogenomics
signalling networks
cancer cells
genetics
Department: Nuffield Department of Clinical Medicine
Date Added: 09/02/2015
Duration: 00:04:27

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