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Paraptosis: a Newer Approach to Target Cancer

School: School of Biotechnology

Project Incharge:Dr. Nandita Mishra
Funded by:DST
Paraptosis: a Newer Approach to Target Cancer

The focus of the project is to screen molecules with anti-cancer properties and understand their mode of action with respect to cell death. Many cancer cells are apoptosis resistant; we are trying to target them by an alternative cell death pathway known as “paraptosis” or cytoplasmic vacuolation mediated cell death.

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