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Pancreatic Cancer Biology Group
This group at the Edinburgh Cancer Research Centre is studying mechanisms of pancreatic progression and resistance to chemotherapy.
The Pancreatic Cancer Biology Group is based at the Edinburgh Cancer Research Centre. The Principal Investigator is Mr Mark Duxbury.
We are undertaking a range of translational projects to identify drivers of pancreatic cancer chemoresistance.
We are particularly interested in targeting tumour-stromal cell interactions with a view to devising new therapeutic approaches in this disease.
Further information about our research is available from the Edinburgh Cancer Research UK Centre website.
Supporting pancreatic cancer research at the University of Edinburgh
Our research group is constantly striving to explore new theories to improve the diagnosis and treatment of pancreatic cancer.
In order to be able to continue exploring these theories and further our research, financial support is essential.
You can donate online at any time using the secure PayPal system.
What happens to my donation?
All donations made are used directly to support pancreatic cancer science at the Edinburgh Cancer Research Centre. When a donation is made it is processed via the University of Edinburgh.
Pancreatic cancer information
CancerHelp UK has produced a brief guide to pancreatic cancer
This article was published on May 19, 2012