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FP7H2020

Cancer Research UK Lbg

Country
GBUnited Kingdom
Defence projects
0
Projects, all programmes
80
As coordinator
36
EU contribution (CORDIS)
EUR 16,198,905
Active
2008 to 2017

Projects

80 projects, newest first

Projects, newest first
ProjectProgrammeYearRoleEU contribution
RAS AND MMP7Investigation of a dependency of RAS-driven cancers on matrix metalloproteinase-7FP72011CoordinatorEUR 172,741
DNAREPAIRDefects in DNA strand break repair and links to inheritable diseaseFP72010ParticipantNot stated
TELOMERES IN MEIOSISTelomere function in meiosisFP72010CoordinatorEUR 1,451,943
DC-ACTIVATIONFunctional characterization of indirect dendritic cell activation and its impact on adaptive immunityFP72010CoordinatorEUR 181,351
CHROMOSOME STABILITYChromosomal addresses and mechanism of chromatin binding by the Scc2/Scc4 cohesin and condensin loading complexFP72010CoordinatorEUR 171,868
EUKDNAREPThe Initiation of Eukaryotic DNA Replication: Mechanism, Regulation and Role in Genome StabilityFP72010ParticipantNot stated
HSCS AND HIFThe role of hypoxia-inducible factors in human haematopoietic stem cell biology and leukaemogenesisFP72010CoordinatorEUR 172,741
BASISBreast Cancer Somatic Genetics StudyFP72010ParticipantEUR 116,557
PANCREATIC CANCERPancreatic stellate cells - sentinels for tissue damage?FP72010CoordinatorEUR 171,301
JNKNEUROREGThe role of JNK/c-Jun pathway in axonal damage and neuronal regenerationFP72010CoordinatorEUR 171,868
CHROMOCONDA molecular view of chromosome condensationFP72010CoordinatorEUR 2,076,126
MAC-BSAnalysis of the molecular mechanisms of antigen presentation to B cells by macrophages in lymphoid organsFP72010CoordinatorEUR 171,868
EuroCloudEnergy-conscious 3D Server-on-Chip for Green Cloud ServicesFP72010ParticipantEUR 135,182
IMAGING LYMPHOMANew imaging methods for detecting treatment response in lymphomaFP72010CoordinatorEUR 172,741
EPIGENESYSEpigenetics towards systems biologyFP72010ParticipantEUR 260,660
IFIMAPInvestigating the Functional Implications of MICA PolymorphismsFP72010CoordinatorEUR 172,241
ARKADIA AND CANCERCHARACTERISATION OF ARKADIA FUNCTION IN THE REGULATION OF SNON STABILITY AND ITS ROLE AS A POTENTIAL TUMOUR SUPPRESSORFP72010CoordinatorEUR 172,435
TGF-BETA AND BCSCSA study of TGF-beta effects on breast cancer stem cellsFP72010CoordinatorEUR 180,784
DASPP/BOA PROTEINSFunctional Analysis of dASPP/Boa, novel regulators of dCsk in epithelial growth and morphogenesisFP72009CoordinatorEUR 171,301
HEALINGJoint training and research on Hedhehog-Gli signalling and its pharmacological modulation for regenerative medicineFP72009ParticipantEUR 401,263

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