Lusophone flora fighting disease: focus on therapeutic lysyl oxidase modulators
Status
Past
Acronym
LusoModLOX
Project Reference
Start
2021-09-01
End
2024-08-31
Funding Total
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Participants
- Patrícia Dias Mendonça Rijo
Researcher - Catarina Rosado
Researcher - Nuno Ricardo de Almeida Saraiva
Researcher - João Guilherme Feliciano da Costa
Researcher - LUIS ANTÓNIO MONTEIRO RODRIGUES
Researcher - Catarina Pereira Leite
Researcher - TÂNIA VANESSA SANTOS DE ALMEIDA
Researcher - SÉRGIO FALONI DE ANDRADE
Researcher - Ana Sofia da Fonseca Ramos
Researcher - Ana Luísa Gomes Júlio
Researcher - Epole Ntungwe
Researcher - Vera Mónica Sousa Isca
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This project explores how plants from Portuguese-speaking regions could provide new treatments for wound healing and breast cancer. By investigating Lysil oxidase enzymes and their role in these conditions, the project aims to find natural compounds that can modulate LOX activity. These compounds will be tested on breast cancer cells and skin cells to understand their effects. Additionally, the project will use advanced techniques to enhance the effectiveness and safety of these natural compounds. This collaborative effort brings together experts from various fields to train young researchers and establish international partnerships for future progress.