Seminario ON LINE: Oxygen Sensing in Cancer and Metabolism

TÍTULO

Oxygen Sensing in Cancer and Metabolism

RESUMEN

Low oxygen tension (hypoxia) and ensuing metabolic reprograming are recurrent themes in cancer. Solid tumors have significant hypoxic regions that harbor aggressive tumor cells. How do tumors sense and adapt to oxygen? How is metabolism rewired to sustain tumor growth under oxygen stress? And how does the malignant hypoxic phenotype impact progression, invasion, and response to therapies?

Dissecting the mechanisms of oxygen sensing in tumors is key to advancing cancer care. In this webinar, Celeste Simon (University of Pennsylvania), Othon Iliopoulos (Harvard Medical School), and Cullen Taniguchi (MD Anderson Cancer Center) will discuss our current understanding of hypoxia-induced changes in cancer metabolism from basic research and clinical perspectives.

DONDE Y CUANDO

	Celeste Simon Scientific Director Abramson Family Cancer Research Institute University of Pennsylvania
	Othon Iliopoulos Associate Professor, Medicine Harvard Medical School
	Cullen Taniguchi Assistant Professor, Department of Radiation Oncology University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
	Moderator: Ana Batista Editor Trends in Cancer

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