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Research
Latest funding
- $9,940
Vancouver Autophagy Symposium 2014: Creation of a Pan-Canadian Network for Advancing Autophagy Research and Drug Development
CIHR · 2014 · Principal investigator
- $6,529
ImmunoVancouver 2013
CIHR · 2012 · Co-investigator
- $12,750
ImmunoVancouver 2012
CIHR · 2011 · Co-investigator
Vancouver Autophagy Symposium 2014: Creation of a Pan-Canadian Network for Advancing Autophagy Research and Drug Development
Principal investigators: Gorski, Sharon M; Lum, Julian J; Young, Robert N
Keywords: Autophagy; Cancer; Commercialization; Inflammation; Networks; Small Molecule Inhibitors; Symposium; Therapeutic Target
ImmunoVancouver 2013
Principal investigators: Choy, Jonathan C; Pantophlet, Ralph A
Keywords: Cancer; Chronic Diseases; Diabetes; Hiv; Immunology; Immunotherapy; Inflammation; Interdisciplinary Collaborations; Vaccines
ImmunoVancouver 2012
Principal investigators: Choy, Jonathan C; Pantophlet, Ralph A
Keywords: Cancer; Chronic Diseases; Diabetes; Hiv; Immunology; Inflammation; Interdisciplinary Collaborations
Autophagy: an Emerging Therapeutic Target in Human Disease
Principal investigators: Gorski, Sharon M
Keywords: Autophagy; Cancer; Small Molecule Inhibitors; Therapeutic Target
CIHR Team in Investigating Autophagy Proteins as Molecular Targets for Cancer Treatment
Principal investigators: Gorski, Sharon M; Bally, Marcel B; Gelmon, Karen A; Lum, Julian J; Young, Robert N
Keywords: Animal Models; Autophagy; Cancer; Medicinal Chemistry; Small Molecule Inhibitors; Therapeutic Target
Autophagy Proteins as Molecular Targets for Cancer Treatment
Principal investigators: Gorski, Sharon M; Bally, Marcel B; Lum, Julian J; Roberge, Michel; Young, Robert N
Keywords: Animal Models; Autophagy; Cancer; Medicinal Chemistry; Small Molecule Inhibitors; Therapeutic Target
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