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Is the heterochromatin checkpoint a useful anti-cancer drug target? (2008–2009)

Abstract:
Histone deacetylase inhibitors are a new class of anti-cancer drug showing great clinical promise. By understanding the mechanism of action of these drugs we hope to improve the clinical efficacy of these drugs, and to identify new targets for drugs that utilize the same cancer specific defects that provide the therapeutic benefits of the deacetylase inhibitors.
Grant type:
Cancer Council Queensland
Researchers:

  • Professor Brian Gabrielli

    Honorary Professor
    Mater Research Institute-UQ
    Faculty of Medicine
    Honorary Professor
    Mater Research Institute-UQ
    Faculty of Medicine
Funded by:
Cancer Council Queensland