Targeted in vivo imaging of tumour and stromal cells within a complex tumour microenvironment

Abstract

IntroductionThere is growing awareness of the importance of the tumour microenvironment (TME) in determining how cancer patients respond to therapy. To optimally screen drugs during pre-clinical drug development in animal... [ view full abstract ]

Authors

  1. Francesco Zamberlan (University of Nottingham)
  2. Lyudmila Turyanska (University of Nottingham and University of Lincoln)
  3. Aleksandra Tchoryk (University of Nottingham)
  4. Andrew Benest (University of Nottingham)
  5. Pamela Collier (University of Nottingham)
  6. Philip Clarke (University of Nottingham)
  7. Yukio Imamura (RIKEN Quantitative Biology Center Laboratory for Nano-Bio Probes)
  8. Takashi Jin (RIKEN Quantitative Biology Center Laboratory for Nano-Bio Probes)
  9. Neil Thomas (University of Nottingham)
  10. Amalia Patane (University of Nottingham)
  11. Anna Grabowska (University of Nottingham)

Topic Areas

Targeted drug delivery and nanocarriers , Nanomedicine for cancer diagnosis & therapy , Nano-Imaging for diagnosis, therapy and delivery

Session

OS3b-A » Nanomedicine for cancer diagnosis & therapy (16:50 - Wednesday, 27th September, Auditorium)

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