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    Tumour Induced Innate Immune Responses That Control Breast Cancer Metastases

    Funder
    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $596,164.00
    Summary
    The mechanisms of breast cancer spread to bone are largely unknown. We have found that cross-talk between tumour cells and the immune system exists to induce anti-tumour immune responses. By decreasing the release of proteins known to activate immune responses (type I interferons), tumour cells can hide from such responses and spread to tissues such as bone. We aim to identify the immune responses activated by type I IFN and if restoration of these pathways can block breast cancer spread to bone .... The mechanisms of breast cancer spread to bone are largely unknown. We have found that cross-talk between tumour cells and the immune system exists to induce anti-tumour immune responses. By decreasing the release of proteins known to activate immune responses (type I interferons), tumour cells can hide from such responses and spread to tissues such as bone. We aim to identify the immune responses activated by type I IFN and if restoration of these pathways can block breast cancer spread to bone.
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    Research Fellowship

    Funder
    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $675,736.00
    Summary
    I am a cancer biologist determining the mechanisms controlling growth and proliferation of cancer cells and use transgenic models of malignancy and genetic approaches to identify new therapies for targeting growth control in the treatment of cancer.
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    Understanding The Role Of SSB1 In Embryonic Development And Genome Maintenance

    Funder
    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $620,716.00
    Summary
    Normally DNA exists as a double helix where two strands are zipped together. When single-stranded (ss) DNA is exposed during various cellular processes it can be easily damaged and degraded by cellular enzymes, but is protected by ssDNA binding proteins (SSBs). We have identified two new SSBs (SSB1 and SSB2) that play a crucial role in DNA repair and will investigate the role and physiological function of these important proteins.
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    Transcriptional Regulation Of The Expression Of Mcl - 1 In Melanoma Cell Under ER Stress

    Funder
    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $152,194.00
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    The Role Of NF-kappaB In Cellular Senescence And Immune Surveillance

    Funder
    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $401,338.00
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    Determinants Of Response To Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors In Melanoma

    Funder
    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $1,021,487.00
    Summary
    Until recently, patients with melanoma were treated with single agent drugs that produced no improvement in overall survival. Today, almost 80% of patients will respond to new therapies and the 2-year survival is greater than 50%. Attention has turned to the combination of immunotherapies in order to improve patient responses. This research investigates the mechanisms of response and resistance to these therapies, in order to enhance the duration and rate of patient responses.
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    Novel Targeting Of Therapy-resistant Prostate Cancer Cells.

    Funder
    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $596,978.00
    Summary
    Prostate cancer is treated by removing male hormones (androgens). Although the bulk of the tumour regresses, some cells remain and the cancer often grows back in an aggressive form. We will study new ways to eliminate therapy resistant cancer cells and thereby provide more lasting treatments for prostate cancer. Ultimately, we hope to inform the design of ground-breaking clinical trials that could re-shape the treatment paradigm of advanced prostate cancer.
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    To Determine Whether Myc-driven Transformation In Haematopoietic Cell Lineages Is Dependent On High-levels Of Myc Protein Expression.

    Funder
    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $371,896.00
    Summary
    Myc is an essential cellular protein but is also a common drive of cancer in multiple tissues. In blood cancers Myc is frequently overexpressed. In contrast, Myc is rarely overexpressed in early stage solid cancers, although often elevated levels at later stages. We will employ unique models of cancer in which Myc can be activated at different set levels at different times during blood cell development to address what the specific contributions of different levels of Myc are in the evolution of .... Myc is an essential cellular protein but is also a common drive of cancer in multiple tissues. In blood cancers Myc is frequently overexpressed. In contrast, Myc is rarely overexpressed in early stage solid cancers, although often elevated levels at later stages. We will employ unique models of cancer in which Myc can be activated at different set levels at different times during blood cell development to address what the specific contributions of different levels of Myc are in the evolution of blood cancers.
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    Therapeutic Targeting Of Ribosome Biogenesis In Cancer And Ribosomopathies

    Funder
    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $763,845.00
    Summary
    My fellowship application will build on my international leadership in understanding growth control in human disease. My vision is to uncover the molecular mechanisms governing the loss of normal control of the synthesis of the molecular machines, termed ribosomes, that are responsible for synthesising all cell proteins. I will translate these findings into new paradigms to treat patients suffering from diseases such as cancer and ribosomopathies, that are associated with ribosome dysfunction.
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    Restoration Of P53 Activity In Tumours: A New Approach Involving The P53 Coactivator ANKRD11.

    Funder
    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $465,990.00
    Summary
    p53 is an important protein that functions as the body�s defence mechanism against cancer. Mutation of p53 is observed in over half of all tumours. Not only do these cancer mutations abolish the ability of p53 to protect against cancer, but it also endows the tumours with an ability to spread throughout the body, or metastasize. In this research project, we will identify and develop targets that will not only prevent the spread of new tumours, but it will also re-activate the anti-cancer functio .... p53 is an important protein that functions as the body�s defence mechanism against cancer. Mutation of p53 is observed in over half of all tumours. Not only do these cancer mutations abolish the ability of p53 to protect against cancer, but it also endows the tumours with an ability to spread throughout the body, or metastasize. In this research project, we will identify and develop targets that will not only prevent the spread of new tumours, but it will also re-activate the anti-cancer function in mutant p53 leading to tumour regression.
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