Development of a molecular tool for personalised cancer treatment – a synthetic biology approach

Generating a molecular tool that can distinguish between cancer cells and non-cancer cells by detecting specific mutations in the genome, and eliminating cancer cells very specifically, without the strong side-effects of current cancer treatments.

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This project is open for Honours and PhD students
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In addition to our basic research projects, we have also developed a synthetic biology project, which we believe will have a direct and prompt impact on personalised cancer treatment. This project will potentially bridge our experience in basic research to translational clinical research. We are generating a molecular tool that can distinguish between cancer cells and non-cancer cells by detecting specific mutations in the genome, and eliminating cancer cells very specifically, without the strong side-effects of current cancer treatments. For more information, please contact tamas.fischer@anu.edu.au

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Supervisor

Tamas Fischer

Group Leader - The Fischer Group