Redox modulation of cancer progression

Patrícia Rijo, Nuno Saraiva, João Costa, Sandra Ferreira (PhD student), Paulo Luz (PhD student), Ana Sofia Ramos (PhD student), Iris Guerreiro (PhD student), Epole Ntungwe (PhD student)

This project explored the role of oxidative stress pathways in cancer progression, particularly in breast, renal, and brain cancers. By analyzing gene expression data from various databases and conducting experiments with cell cultures and human tissue samples, we contributed to understand how specific proteins involved in regulating cellular redox status contribute to cancer development. Additionally, we screened natural compounds to identify potential therapies that target these proteins.

 

ILIND/COFAC - Seed funding 2019

Reference: FIPID/CBIOS/1