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Professor Wang and her team at Kolling Institute have discovered a key self-renewal pathway essential for the survival of leukaemia-initiating cells. This project aims to evaluate the survival mechanism that these cells use to protect themselves from chemotherapy. .

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A patient-derived discovery platform for companion biomarker development in prostate cancer

A targeted therapy to enhance treatment efficacy and neuroprotection in glioblastoma

NSW

Advanced pre-clinical evaluation of sphingosine kinase 1-targeting agents as a therapy for acute myeloid leukaemia

Advancing CAR-T cell therapy for extracranial solid paediatric cancers

NSW

Advancing Liquid Biopsy Testing: Harnessing Epigenetics for Early Detection of Residual and Recurrent Breast Cancer

NSW

Advancing Telomerase Inhibitors as potential cancer therapeutics

NSW

CAPP3: a randomized dose finding non inferiority study of aspirin to prevent cancer in Lynch Syndrome

VIC

Creating the Next Generation in Radiotherapy Imaging with Carbon Nanotube Sources and Photon Counting Detectors

NSW

Defining the cellular determinants that drive dynamin inhibitor induced cell death and in vivo efficacy against glioblastoma

NSW

Defining the circulating genome of high-risk plasma cell disorders to improve risk stratification and clinical management

VIC

Defining the critical role of osteoclasts in multiple myeloma cell growth and activation in bone

NSW

Developing a Patient-Reported Symptom Index for Non-muscle Invasive Bladder Cancer

NSW

Developing a new blood-based screening test for bowel cancer

NSW

Developing a novel targeted therapy for treating chemotherapy-resistant leukaemia

NSW

Developing inhibitors of the LMO4 oncoprotein

NSW