Category: News & Articles
... chemistry within our lab, to find plant-based anti-cancer drugs.
By Dr Chris Scarlett
There are no two ways ... from natural products (as critically >50% of all anti-cancer drugs are derived from natural products).
Importantly, plant-derived anti-cancer drugs have been developed and are in use clinically. For example the vinca ...
Category: Research
Research
Methods of developing new anticancer drugs ...
Category: Researcher Profiles
... research interests?
I’m particularly passionate about anticancer drug pharmacology and its variation – why do certain patients get ... do not? We are measuring the blood concentration of some anticancer drugs and their metabolites in treated cancer patients (with adrenal cancer, ...
Category: Researcher Profiles
... cells grow, survive and spread, so that we can develop new drugs that target these cancer-specific pathways
I also conduct research ... is.
I have focused my research efforts on developing new drugs for cancer that are not only effective, but that have fewer side effects ... She is currently examining the efficacy of these new drugs in a range of cancer types, including leukaemia, breast and prostate ...
Category: Research
... of PPP2R2A are highly sensitive to two specific classes of anticancer drugs: 1) PARP inhibitors - these are a class of drugs currently in clinical trials for a range of cancers. We believe that the ...
Category: Researcher Profiles
... research program is focused on developing new anti-leukaemia drugs and determining their mechanism of action, synthesised in collaboration ... Anoop Enjeti is focused on developing new anti-leukaemia drugs, complemented by a program of discovery-based research focused on ... research program is focused on developing new anti-leukaemia drugs synthesised in collaboration with the UNSW Chemistry Department.
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Category: News & Articles
... strategy will allow us to better design anti-cancer drugs.
What do you hope to achieve in the future?
The use of ...
Category: Researcher Profiles
... understanding the biology of a disease, and then developing drugs to target biological changes, our work is also applicable to other diseases. For example, in collaborative work our targeted drugs are showing great promise in a range of inflammatory diseases such as ... remember visiting him in the hospital and thinking that the drugs he was taking were only making him sicker.
During my Honours year I ...
Category: Researcher Profiles
... of the fetal membranes and hence in preterm birth.
Drugs that block the activity of the prorenin receptor and/or tissue renin angiotensin systems are effective anticancer drugs.
That early screening of pregnant Indigenous women for ... that widely used antihypertensive drugs are effective anticancer agents.
Brief Profile
Emeritus Professor Eugenie Lumbers ...
Category: News & Articles
... on a range of chemicals released from immune cells. In fact drugs that target one of these chemicals (TNFά) offer some relief to arthritis ... The design of new and more effective anti-arrhythmic drugs is hampered by the lack of an understanding how an ideal drug should ... drug strategy; and be a foundation for the design of drugs to control ventricular arrhythmias in coronary artery disease. ...
