ERC Starting Grant · 2023
Although oncogenic driver mutations are found in healthy tissues sometimes at a prenatal stage, they do not often result in overt cancer. This genotype – phenotype discrepancy warrens the search for extrinsic mechanisms of cancer development and maintenance, such as aging or exposition to specific environments. Using myeloid neoplasms as a cancer model, I aim here at dissecting the hematopoietic-niche partnership at the “pre-leukemic”, “leukemic” and “post-leukemic” stage to identify innovative therapeutic strategies to prevent acute myeloid leukemia (AML) development, maintenance and recurrence. To enable experimental modelling of the bone marrow niche at different disease stages, I…
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