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New diagnostic and therapeutic tools against multidrug resistant tumors

Researchers (2)
no. Code Name and surname Research area Role Period No. of publicationsNo. of publications
1.  24400  PhD Janez Ilaš  Pharmacy  Researcher  2018 - 2022  246 
2.  28905  PhD Nace Zidar  Pharmacy  Head  2018 - 2022  219 
Organisations (1)
no. Code Research organisation City Registration number No. of publicationsNo. of publications
1.  0787  University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Pharmacy  Ljubljana  1626973  17,180 
Abstract
This Action will build the first multidisciplinary network, including academic laboratories, research institutes, small and medium enterprises (SMEs), with a wide range of excellent and non overlapping expertise, aiming at improving at the same timethe diagnosis and therapy of multidrug resistant (MDR) solid tumors. Until now, there are fragmented knowledge on biomarkers and therapeutic tools used against MDR tumors; there are not algorithms predictive/diagnostic of MDR tumors ex ante; all the past therapies against MDR tumors failed. The key challenge of this Action is to fill these gaps, by producing a comprehensive, open and user-friendly platform of knowledge on MDR tumors, identifying new diagnostic/predictive biomarkers, producing new and safe compounds applicable to personalized treatments of MDR tumors. Up to 70% of solid tumors are resistant at the diagnosis: this means poor life quality and poor prognosis for patients, high management costs for the European healthcare systems. This Action is working to improve diagnosis and treatment of patients with MDR tumors and reduce the costs for their management. Second, by creating fruitful collaborations between basic and industrial research, we will give impulse to the creation of new Start-up and SMEs in Europe. Finally, the Action aims at raising the level of European research on MDR, reducing the disparity in the research quality between EU countries and ITC, providing the necessary training for European early stage researchers (ESRs) to grow as future independent research leaders, regardless of location, age or gender.
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