The Lyla
Nsouli Foundation is proud to announce the award of a 67,000 USD pilot grant to
Dr. Sakir ‘Hume’ Gultekin, Neuropathologist and Associate Professor of
Pathology, Oregon Health & Science University. In this pilot study, Dr. Gultekin will
examine a new set of cell surface receptors in diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma (DIPG) to determine whether their
co-expression matches a profile consistent with novel therapeutic targets.
While at the earliest stage of preclinical development, it is hoped that novel
targets and unique therapeutic approaches might lead to a clinical trial for
children with DIPG in the foreseeable future. Our mission is to understand refractory childhood cancers and develop better treatments
See also our related blogs for the Keller Laboratory and the Pediatric Preclinical Testing Initiative.
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Lyla Nsouli Foundation funds academic – pharma pilot study
The Lyla
Nsouli Foundation is proud to announce the award of a 67,000 USD pilot grant to
Dr. Sakir ‘Hume’ Gultekin, Neuropathologist and Associate Professor of
Pathology, Oregon Health & Science University. In this pilot study, Dr. Gultekin will
examine a new set of cell surface receptors in diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma (DIPG) to determine whether their
co-expression matches a profile consistent with novel therapeutic targets.
While at the earliest stage of preclinical development, it is hoped that novel
targets and unique therapeutic approaches might lead to a clinical trial for
children with DIPG in the foreseeable future.
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