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Central Nervous System Brain Tumors: A New Odyssey

December 14, 2022December 14, 2022alondon

The Greek (Trojan) Horse standing in front of the citadel of Troy. *Illustration: Ismaïl Hermelo*

Analysis tools, Bioinformatics, Cells, COE, Uncategorizedbrain tumors, central nervous system, disease, immune cell, immunology, tumor

Perinnöllinen Syöpä: Vaikuttaako Sukupuolesi?

November 10, 2022November 11, 2022alondon1 Comment

“Sukupuolen vaikutusta suvuttaiseen syöpäriskiin on tutkittu vain harvoin väestötasolla”. *Kuva: Tom Mossholder, Pexels.com*

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Analysis tools, Bioinformatics, COE, Computational Biology, Finnish Cancer Registry, Genetics, Uncategorizedcancer, cancer research, cancer risk, familial caner, Finnish Cancer Registry, Finnish population, population study, syöpä

Familial Cancer: Does Your Sex Make a Difference?

November 7, 2022November 10, 2022alondon1 Comment

“Modification of familial cancer risk by sex has been rarely studied on a population level”. *Photo by Tim Mossholder, Pexels.com*

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Analysis tools, Bioinformatics, COE, Computational Biology, Finnish Cancer Registry, Genetics, People, Statistics, Uncategorizedcancer, cancer risk, familial caner, Finnish Cancer Registry, Finnish population, population study

A Brief Peek into the Mathematical Biology of Cancer

September 26, 2022alondon

What is mathematical biology? *image: Fayette Reynolds M.S*, *pexels.com*

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Analysis tools, Bioinformatics, COE, Computational Biology, Genetics, Peoplecancer, cancer research, disease, DNA, GRN, mathematical biology, mathematical model, network, prostate cancer, single-cell, syöpä

Studying Cancer Risk in Medical Conditions is a Difficult Task, but the Rewards Can Be Great

June 22, 2022June 22, 2022alondon

Picture of puzzle piece missing from a puzzle of white tiles — “*Cancers and comorbidities may or may not interact with each other, and the possible relationships between them can result from a variety of shared or unique factors.*” Image: Pixabay

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Analysis tools, Bioinformatics, COE, Computational Biology, Finnish Cancer Registry, Genetics, People, Statistics, Uncategorizedautoimmune disease, cancer, cancer research, comorbidities, diagnosis, disease, IBD, Statistics

Let’s Meet: Daniela Ungureanu. Kinome be true?

February 24, 2022alondon

Photo: Daniela Elena Ungureanu, PhD, Docent and Co-PI in the Taipale group at the University of Helsinki. *Image: Daniela Ungureanu*.

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Analysis tools, Cells, COE, drug testing, Genetics, Peoplecancer, cancer research, cancer therapy, drug testing, ex vivo, kinome, PDC, precision oncology, syöpä

Aging and Cancer: Current and Future Challenges

June 8, 2021alondon

What’s the relationship between aging and cancer? Photo by Andrea Piacquadio from Pexels.com

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Analysis tools, Bioinformatics, COE, Computational Biology, Finnish Cancer Registry, Genetics, People, Statisticsage, cancer, cancer research, cancer risk, Finnish Cancer Registry, geriatric oncology, oldest old, population study

Mikä Saa Syöpäsolut Kasvamaan Nopeammin kuin Normaalit Solut?

December 14, 2020alondon

Soluviljelymalja tutkijan kädessä. Kuva: Pexels.com

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COE, Genetics, People, Sequencingcancer, cancer research, cancer therapy, cell-culture, colorectal cancer, crispr, CRISPR-Cas9, gene regulation, Genetics, leukemia, MYC, research, transcription factors

Scientists Dive into Histology using 3D Technology

November 17, 2020alondon

Photo by ThisIsEngineering from pexels.com

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Analysis tools, Artificial Intelligence, COE, Computational Biology, People3D technology, Bioinformatics, biomedical research, cancer research, histology, prostate cancer, virtual reality, VR

What Makes Cancer Cells Grow Faster than Normal Cells?

October 9, 2020October 9, 2020alondon1 Comment

Scientist holding a cell-culture dish. Photo: Pexels.com

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The Finnish Center of Excellence in Tumor Genetics is a research consortium funded by the Academy of Finland for 2018-2025.

Our goal is to improve the understanding of the functions of the genome and to bring genomic medicine into practice.

About

The Finnish Center of Excellence in Tumor Genetics is a research consortium funded by the Academy of Finland for 2018-2025.

Our goal is to improve the understanding of the functions of the genome and to bring genomic medicine into practice.

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