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Who we are In 2012, the German Cancer Consortium (“Deutsches Konsortium für Translationale Krebsforschung”, DKTK), was founded as one of the German Centers for Health Research (“Deutsche Zentren der…
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DKFZ Distinguished Lecturer Seminar Series Speaker Suggestion To nominate a speaker for the DKFZ Distinguished Lecturer Seminar Program, please complete the short questionnaire below and email to…
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RESEARCH FOR A LIFE WITHOUT CANCER 2 MICHAEL BAUMANN URSULA WEYRICH Chairman and Scientific Director Administrative Director 3 60 YEARS OF RESEARCH FOR A LIFE WITHOUT CANCER Cancer is an…
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Are you interested in cancer research, do you enjoy discovering new things and would you like to work with scientists and colleagues from all over the world? Then an apprenticeship or dual study…
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Research At least 20% of human malignancies are caused by consequences of persistent infections. Cancers caused by infectious agents (e.g. human papillomavirus – HPV) are attractive targets for…
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← Back to Team - Former Lab Members Research Project Immunological causes for radiosensitivity of HPV-driven HNSCC HPV-driven head and neck squamous cell carcinomas (HNSCCs) constitute…
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← Back to Team - Former Lab Members Research Project Mass spectrometry-based identification of mutation-derived tumor neoepitopes To differentiate tumor cells from normal cells, the…
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← Back to Team - Former Lab Members Research Project Analysis of the immunomodulatory effects of irradiation on human papillomavirus-driven vs carcinogen-driven head and neck squamous cell…
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← Back to Team - Former Lab Members Research Project HPV-induced changes in antigen processing and MHC-I epitope presentation The clearance of HPV infection requires an effective T cell…
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← Back to Team - Former Lab Members Research Project Analysis of factors that facilitate trafficking of vaccination-induced T cells to tumor sites Human papillomaviruses can cause…