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"Induction of large-scale genomic amplifications: mechanisms and therapeutic opportunities" by Tarek Abbas, PhD

Sponsored by department(s) : Pharmacology

Event Date : February 24, 2022

Start Time : 4:00 pm

Time Duration: 60 minutes

Location : Pinn 1017

Description :

Hosted by Thurl Harris, Tarek Abbas, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor of Radiation Oncology

University of Virginia School of Medicine. The Abbas Lab is focused on understanding the role of the ubiquitin system in the development and progression of human cancer and its role in promoting cellular responses to current therapeutic agents, such as ionizing radiation, and the development of resistance to anti-cancer agents

Website(s) : https://med.virginia.edu/radiation-oncology/research/abbas-lab/

CME : No

Registration : No registration is necessary

Contact : Antoinette Reid

Event Type(s) : Seminar

Audience : Faculty, Students,