Homepage of the 8th Fabisch-Symposium
for Cancer Research and Molecular Cell Biology revolving around
3rd TARGETED TUMOR THERAPIES
The symposium deals with the development of protein-based targeted tumor therapies and their clinical application, with special focus on target recognition, drug design and production, human effector proteins, and innovative strategies for improvement. |
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Main Topics:
- Generation and design of targeted toxins
including antibody design, toxin selection, coupling strategies, protein production, and others
- Targeted human proteins as effectors
including human RNases, kinases, proteases, proteins involved in apoptosis, and others
- Innovative tools to improve targeted tumor therapies
including mutations, molecular adaptors, cleavable bonds, prodrug activation, controlled release, and others
- Targeted tumor therapies in clinical applications
including all phases of clinical trials
Confirmed Speakers (alphabetically):
- Yvonne Andersson (Oslo, Norway)
- Michaela Arndt (Heidelberg, Germany)
- Diana Bachran (Berlin, Germany)
- Stefan Barth (Aachen, Germany)
- Thomas Bugge (Bethesda, Maryland, USA)
- Claudia De Lorenzo (Naples, Italy)
- P. Markus Deckert (Berlin / Brandenburg, Germany)
- Stefan Dübel (Braunschweig, Germany)
- Georg H. Fey (Erlangen, Germany)
- David J. Fitzgerald (Bethesda, Maryland, USA)
- David Flavell (Southampton, UK)
- Arthur E. Frankel (Temple, Texas, USA)
- Uwe Haberkorn (Heidelberg, Germany)
- Wijnand Helfrich (Groningen, Netherlands)
- Rodolfo Ippoliti (L’Aquila, Italy)
- Roland Kontermann (Stuttgart, Germany)
- Felix Kratz (Freiburg, Germany)
- Klaus Pfizenmaier (Stuttgart, Germany)
- Michael G. Rosenblum (Houston, Texas, USA)
- Andrew Thorburn (Aurora, Colorado, USA)
- Daniel A. Vallera (Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA)
- Winfried Wels (Frankfurt/M., Germany)
- Philipp Wolf (Freiburg, Germany)
- Uwe Zangemeister-Wittke (Zurich, Switzerland)
Supported by the Fabisch-Stiftung
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