Achievement
Anti-angiogenic peptides in breast cancer
Project
IGERT: Physical & Biomolecular Foundations for Designing Nanoprobes for Biology
University
Johns Hopkins University
(Baltimore, MD)
PI
Research Achievements
Anti-angiogenic peptides in breast cancer
Jacob Koskimaki has been doing research in anti-angiogenic peptides in breast cancer. Collaborating with his co-advisor has allowed him to test the anti-angiogenic compounds in vivo in a breast cancer xenograft model, and publish these results in the journal Neoplasia. - Collaborating with a co-advisor has allowed him to plan radiological studies to monitor vascular volume and permeability using MRI using peptides as therapy in breast cancer xenograft models - Using techniques from both laboratories we have more effectively characterized peptide therapies in several in vitro assays for angiogenesis including endothelial cell proliferation and migration
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