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Searchresult: He Who Dares Wins – Million Euro Funding for DKFZ ResearcherHe Who Dares Wins – Million Euro Funding for DKFZ Researcher Date: 11.02.2010 Press release content type: Press release
The European Research Council will provide funding of 2.4 million euro over the next four years to support a research project of Christof Niehrs at the German Cancer Research Center (Deutsches…
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Searchresult: Ingrid Grummt is "2010 Woman in Science" - DKFZ Researcher Wins 2010 Women in Science AwardIngrid Grummt is "2010 Woman in Science" - DKFZ Researcher Wins 2010 Women in Science Award Date: 10.02.2010 Press release content type: Press release
The European Molecular Biology Organization (EMBO) and the Federation of European Biochemical Societies (FEBS) announced Ingrid Grummt from the German Cancer Research Center (Deutsches…
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Searchresult: Signaling Pathway in Cancer Cells Needs Acid: New Targets for Tailor-Made Therapy?Signaling Pathway in Cancer Cells Needs Acid: New Targets for Tailor-Made Therapy? Date: 03.02.2010 Press release content type: Press release
What is known as the Wnt signaling pathway plays an important role during embryonic development and also in diseases such as cancer. When the Wnt protein binds to its receptor on the cell surface,…
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Searchresult: Werner Franke Turns Seventy
World-renowned cell biologist Professor Dr. Werner W. Franke celebrates his 70th birthday on January 31, 2010. Franke has been studying the protein skeleton of cells at the German Cancer Research…
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Searchresult: First Population-wide Evidence: Colonoscopy Protects From Cancer - Even sigmoidoscopy may be very beneficialFirst Population-wide Evidence: Colonoscopy Protects From Cancer - Even sigmoidoscopy may be very beneficial Date: 04.01.2010 Press release content type: Press release
Persons who have had a colonoscopy in the past ten years are much less likely to be diagnosed with advanced precancerous stages of bowel cancer. Particularly on the left side of the colon, the risk…
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Searchresult: Germany Starts Its Part in the International Cancer Genome ProjectGermany Starts Its Part in the International Cancer Genome Project Date: 10.12.2009 Press release content type: Press release
German scientists will participate in the largest and most ambitious biomedical research project since the Human Genome Project. Coordinated by the German Cancer Research Center (Deutsches…
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Searchresult: Tobacco - Environmental Risk and Economic DamageTobacco - Environmental Risk and Economic Damage Date: 09.12.2009 Press release content type: Press release
New Publications of the German Cancer Research Center
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Searchresult: Papillomavirus Oncogene Silences Innate Immune ResponsePapillomavirus Oncogene Silences Innate Immune Response Date: 03.12.2009 Press release content type: Press release
Human papillomavirus type 16, the most common cause of cervical cancer, silences a key signaling molecule of immune response in its host cells. Once the body’s own immune defense is missing, the…
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Searchresult: Immune Messengers Are Crucial For Immune Response Against CancerImmune Messengers Are Crucial For Immune Response Against Cancer Date: 03.12.2009 Press release content type: Press release
The body’s own defense mechanisms are effective against breast cancer / Heidelberg researchers have published their results in "Cancer Research" Joint Press Release of Heidelberg University…
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Searchresult: Stefan Wiemann Is the New Spokesman of the National Genome Research NetworkStefan Wiemann Is the New Spokesman of the National Genome Research Network Date: 30.11.2009 Press release content type: Press release
Associate Professor (PD) Dr. Stefan Wiemann of the German Cancer Research Center (Deutsches Krebsforschungszentrum, DKFZ) has been elected spokesman of the Project Committee of the National Genome…
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