Faculty profile
James Wagner
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Research
Latest funding
- $983,024
Investigating the 'FLASH' effect: Mechanistic studies of the chemical and biological impact of ultra-high dose-rate radiation.
CIHR · 2024 · Principal investigator
- $72,000
Radical-mediated DNA damage: Product analysis, mechanistic studies and biochemical processing
NSERC · 2022 · Principal investigator
- $564,955
The great escape: Improving the activity of chemotherapeutics delivered by antibody-drug conjugates with integrated endosome escape and nuclear-directional trafficking control capabilies
CIHR · 2016 · Co-investigator
Investigating the 'FLASH' effect: Mechanistic studies of the chemical and biological impact of ultra-high dose-rate radiation.
Principal investigators: Jay-Gerin, Jean-Paul; Azzam, Edouard; Buonanno, Manuela; Wagner, James R
Keywords: Chemical And Biological Mechanisms Of The Flash Effect; Different Responses Of Tumor And Normal Tissue To Flash; Flash Radiotherapy/Protontherapy/Hadrontherapy; Inflammatory/Immune Responses In 'Flash'; Monte Carlo Multi-Track Chemistry Simulations; Non-Targeted (Bystander) Delayed Effects; Radiation-Induced Dna Damage; Role Of Molecular Oxygen/Ros/Rns, Low Ph, Oxidative Stress; Single Damage, Clustered Damage, Dna Crosslink Formation; Ultra-High (Flash) Dose-Rate Radiobiology
Radical-mediated DNA damage: Product analysis, mechanistic studies and biochemical processing
Principal investigators: Wagner, James
The great escape: Improving the activity of chemotherapeutics delivered by antibody-drug conjugates with integrated endosome escape and nuclear-directional trafficking control capabilies
Principal investigators: Leyton, Jeffrey V
Keywords: Antibody-Drug Conjugates; Drug Intracellular Accumulation; Nuclear Routing And Accumulation; Pet Imaging In Drug Development; Selective Endosome Escape; Targeted Chemotherapy
Product analysis and mechanistic studies of radical-mediated DNA damage
Principal investigators: Wagner, James
Secondary electron collision cross sections for use in radiotherapy and radioprotection/Sections efficaces de diffusion des électrons secondaires pour utilisation en radiothérapie et radioprotection.
Principal investigators: Sanche, Léon
Keywords: Biomolecular Damage; Biomolecules; Cancer Treatment; Cellular Molecules; Chemoradiation Therapy; Dna Damage; Electron Scattering Cross Sections; Electron Spectroscopy; Electron Stimulated Desorption; Electron Trapping; Low Energy Electrons; Mass Spectrometry; Microdosimetry; Modelling Of Radiation Damage; Nanodosimetry; Radiation Damage; Radiosensitizers; Radiotherapy; Secondary Electrons
Mechanistic studies of radical-induced DNA damage
Principal investigators: Wagner, James
Mechanic studies of radical-induced DNA damage
Principal investigators: Wagner, James
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
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