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Collaborators.
 

Our research on Acute Myeloid Leukaemia and Multiple Myeloma has led to collaborations with several leading researchers in these fields. In particular, the unique work focusing on modelling and therapeutically targeting the bone marrow microenvironment in AML and MM, have led to productive partnerships with many leading local, national and international academic and clinical external and industrial collaborators.

Research Topic

Development of a novel platform lipid nanoparticle (LNP) system to induce tailored immune responses for therapeutic benefit.

Collaborators

Name
Institution
ABITEC, U.S.A
Epitopoietic Research Corporation, Belgium
University of Strathclyde, UK.

Research Topic

Macrophage-driven therapy resistance in AML.

Collaborators

Name
Prof. Lesley Forrester
Institution
University of Edinburgh
University of Glasgow

Research Topic

Role of HSP70 in the pathophysiology of AML.

Collaborators

Name
Nicola M. Cruz
Institution
Cornell University
To be added

Research Topic

Macrophage driven therapy resistance in AML

Collaborator

Name
Institution
Kech School of Medicine, University of Southern Carlifonia

Research Topic

Macrophage driven therapy resistance in AML

Collaborator

Name
Institution
Queen's University of Belfast.

Research Topic

Fibroblast-mediated therapy resistance in AML.

Collaborators

Name
Institution
University of Glasgow
Cornell University

Research Topic

Macrophage-driven therapy resistance in AML

Collaborators

Name
Institution
Cornell University
University of Glasgow

Research Topic

Macrophage-mediated therapy resistance in MM

Collaborator

Name
Institution
UT Southwestern Medical School, U.S.A

Research Topic

Fibroblast-driven drug resistance in AML.

Collaborators

Name
Institution
University of Glasgow
Cornell University

Research Topic

Developing a novel multi-targeting therapeutic antibody for MM

Collaborators

Name
Drs Matthew Powell & Ross Henderson
Institution
University of Strathclyde
University of Strathclyde
The Antibody Company
The Beatson West of Scotland Cancer Centre.
University of Edinburgh
University of Edinburgh

Research Topic

Therapeutic Potential of CBP/P300 and STAT3 Protein Degraders in MM.

Collaborators

Name
Institution
University of Michigan and the Biopharmaceutical company, Roivant.
UT Southwestern Medical Center
Queen's University, Belfast.
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