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Cardiovascular medicine
Gabriele Bergers Lab
Functional irregulation of the tumor microenvironment and tumor cell compartment
Tumor niches and therapeutic resistance
Resistance to antiangiogenic therapy
Vascular and immunomodulation in cancer
Cédric Blanpain Lab*
ERC group
embryonic development
stem cells and adult homeostasis
stem cells and tumor initiation
cancer stem cells
Peter Carmeliet Lab
ERC group
Vascular metabolism & (lymph)angiogenesis
Omics analysis of healthy and diseased human and mouse endothelial/vascular cells to understand and target metabolic pathways
Therapeutic anti-angiogenesis: tumor vessel normalization (TVN)
Endothelial cell metabolic target discovery and drug development
Holger Gerhardt Lab
ERC group
Importance of tip cell biology in vascular patterning, tumour angiogenesis and ischemic disease
Metabolomics Expertise Center
metabolism: (un)targeted profiling of diverse classes of metabolites
mass spectrometry: gas and liquid chromatography set-ups
metabolic crosstalk: epigenetics, protein modifications, ....
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C metabolic tracer studies
Diether Lambrechts Lab
ERC group
Leverage the genetic and epigenetic annotation of tumors to improve cancer prevention, diagnosis, prognosis and therapy
Apply cutting-edge genetic technologies and bioinformatics and integrate genomic data sets with clinical and fundamental biological information
To characterize how the tumor microenvironment influences tumor cells and determines response to cancer therapies
Massimiliano Mazzone Lab
ERC group
Genetic and molecular mechanisms regulating blood vessel formation
Influence of the microenvironment on macrophage phenotypes and positioning in the context of cancer and ischemia
Metabolic control of tumor immunity and resistance to immunotherapy
Thomas Voets Lab
TRP Ion Channels - Biophysics, function, (patho)physiology
Molecular and cellular basis of somatosensation
Pain - from molecular mechanisms to analgesic drug development