Cell Signaling and Intracellular Trafficking in Cancer Biology
Cell Signaling and Intracellular Trafficking in Cancer Biology: Interplay, Targeting and Therapy 2019
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About Cell Signaling and Intracellular Trafficking in Cancer Biology
The interplay between cell signaling and intracellular trafficking is implicated in fundamental cellular processes including cell growth and motility, whereas aberrant membrane trafficking events and signaling pathways are frequently associated with malignant transformation and cancer. The aim of this scientific conference is to merge advanced topics in cancer cell signaling together with emerging research themes in lipid metabolism, intracellular organelles and membrane trafficking. We will discuss oncogenic pathways and signaling networks as therapeutic targets and highlight their regulation by endomembranes and trafficking events.
Topics
Cancer, Networks, Targeted therapies, Signalling, Signaling, Membrane trafficking, ResistanceCall for Papers
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