Cancer Biology
All Life
The Cancer Biology Section of All Life publishes Research, Rapid Communications, Case Reports and Reviews covering all aspects of cancer research
All Life is linked with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals. We invite researchers to share their latest research, data and opinions that work towards progressing solutions to Goal 3: Good Health and Well-being.
This section invites scientists to share their research activity with our broad readership. In this section of All Life we consider for publication the latest news on:
| Cancer Initiation, Growth and Dissemination Mechanisms | Genome and Epigenome | Metabolism and Chemical Biology | Pathophysiological Signalling |
| Tumour Biology and Cancer Stem Cells | Technologies and Models to study cancer | Translational Science | Cancer Immunology and Immunotherapy |
| Therapy Response and Resistance to Therapies | Clinical Trials | Population and Prevention Science |
Meet the Section Editor
Pierre-Olivier Angrand, University of Lille, France
Pierre-Olivier Angrand is Professor in Molecular and Cell Biology at the University of Lille (France). He passed his PhD thesis at the Pasteur Institute in Paris in 1992, studying gene expression in rat hepatoma cells. After a first postdoctorate at the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL, Heidelberg, Germany) working on technologies for genome engineering, he moved to the Institut de Génétique et de Biologie Moléculaire et Cellulaire (IGBMC) in Strasbourg (France) where he discovered novel epigenetic regulators. In 2001, Pierre-Olivier Angrand was hired as a project leader in a start-up company in Heidelberg (Germany) to decipher signalling pathways using interaction proteomics. Now at the University of Lille, he has set-up a zebrafish facility aiming at developing zebrafish models of human diseases including cancer. Pierre-Olivier Angrand’s interest focuses on cancer epigenetics modelling in zebrafish.
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