Section of Cell and Molecular Biology including the Cancer Research UK Tumour Cell Signalling Unit

The Section of Cell and Molecular Biology including the Cancer Research UK Tumour Cell Signalling Unit encompasses a wide range of activities, from studies of gene therapy of cancer to studies on the mechanism of protein folding. This range of activities reflects the underlying approach of studying basic molecular and cell biology to underpin the identification of new strategies for cancer therapeutics. Much of the research in the Section focuses on the molecular dissection of cancer genes and how this affects cell signalling. A new initiative within the Section is systems biology, where we exploit computational biology and network based analysis to understand signalling in tumours.

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Research SectionsAcademic Department of BiochemistryBreakthrough Breast Cancer Research CentreCancer Research UK and EPSRC Cancer Imaging Centre at The Institute of Cancer Research and The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation TrustCancer Research UK Cancer Therapeutics UnitJoint Department of PhysicsNHS Clinical Research ProgrammeSection of Academic Radiotherapy and Department of Radiotherapy (including Psychology Research Group)Section of Cancer GeneticsSection of Cell and Molecular Biology including the Cancer Research UK Tumour Cell Signalling UnitSection of Clinical TrialsSection of EpidemiologySection of Gene Function and RegulationSection of Haemato-OncologySection of MedicineSection of Molecular CarcinogenesisSection of Paediatric OncologySection of Structural BiologySection of Surgery