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The controlled spreading of Wnt receptors determines signalling in the tumour microenvironment

Project Code

MRCIIAR25Ex Schlopp

Research Theme

Cross-Cutting
Infection, Immunity, Antimicrobial Resistance and Repair
Neuroscience and Mental Health
Population Health Sciences

Project Summary Download

Summary

Cells communicate by sending signals that cause receiving cells to change their behaviour.  In response to such a signal, cells will adopt a specific fate or start to divide. Failure to properly control cell signalling, for example, if the wrong cells receive the signal, causes diseases such as cancer. Wnt signalling is a critical pathway controlling cell behaviour in development and diseases. In this project, we will decipher why specific cells can respond to Wnt signals whereas others do not. This knowledge is essential to understand embryogenesis and tissue homeostasis and, consequently, to control many diseases. 

Lead Supervisor

Professor Steffen Scholpp

Lead Supervisor Email

s.scholpp@exeter.ac.uk

University Affiliation

Exeter