An EU consortium to identify novel targets and drugs for cancer treatment
Cancer is one of the leading causes of death in Europe and worldwide. Although significant advances have been made in cancer research, it still remains a public health concern with a survival rate of about 50%. It is therefore of great importance to develop new and specific drug treatments for cancer. The EU collaborative project CancerPathways combines scientific expertise of eight partners to produce fundamental advances in our understanding of cancer biology and how this disease can be attacked. read more >
Recent projects
Drosophila cells serve to analyze signaling pathways (blue: DNA, red: actin cytosceleton, green: signaling protein)
Recent projects
Understanding the Drosophila eye development helps to understand cancer
Recent projects
Drosophila flies are used as model organism in research to understand human disease
Recent projects
Drosophila tissue is functionally analyzed by fluorescent staining
Recent projects
The development of the Drosophila wing depends on Wnt signaling activity
Flies and fate
Tools and technology