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DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Anne Ridley\nAbstract: In multicellular organisms\, ce
 lls are constantly moving from one place to another.\nThis cell migration 
 is essential during development of the organism as well as\nmaintenance of
  tissues in the adult. For example\, cells of the immune system\nmigrate o
 ut of the blood stream to fight infections and help repair wounds. In\nhum
 ans\, cell migration also contributes to the development of cancer. During
 \ncancer progression\, cancer cells invade and migrate through the tissues
  and enter\nand then exit the blood stream to form secondary tumors\, know
 n as metastases.\nWe are investigating how cancer cells attach to the endo
 thelial cells lining blood\nvessels\, with the long term goal of inhibitin
 g cancer metastasis. I will describe how\nwe have identified specific prot
 eins inside cells and on the surface of cells that are\nneeded for cancer 
 cells to interact with endothelial cells\, and how reducing the\nexpressio
 n of these proteins can decrease cancer metastasis.
LOCATION:Raiffeisen Lecture Hall\, Central Building\, ISTA
ORGANIZER:mtrappl@ist.ac.at
SUMMARY:Anne Ridley: The Institute Colloquium: Rho GTPases: Signalling in c
 ell adhesion and migration
URL:https://talks-calendar.ista.ac.at/events/477
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