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It’s Bittersweet: The Tumorigenic Potential of Glycosylation

Karen Abbott and Susan Bellis discuss how to detect and block tumorigenic glycosylation signatures to diagnose and treat cancer.

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Monday, December 6, 2021
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Early cancer detection is a key determinant of patient survival, but scientists struggle to identify reliable biomarkers and diagnostic tools. Researchers recently discovered cancer-specific glycosylation signatures that promote tumor progression. Because protein glycosylation controls cellular behaviors such as cell adhesion and migration, altered glycosylation states render cancer cells more invasive. In this webinar, brought to you by Vector Laboratories, Karen Abbott and Susan Bellis will discuss how cancer cells modify glycosylation pathways to survive, and how to target tumor-specific glycans for early cancer detection, prognosis, and therapeutic development.

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Meet the Speakers:

Karen Abbott, PhD
Associate Professor
Department of Translational Medicine
Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine
Florida International University

Susan L. Bellis, PhD
Professor
Department of Cell, Developmental, and Integrative Biology
University of Alabama at Birmingham

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