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Understanding the mechanisms of tumorigenesis in individuals with predisposition to neuroendocrine tumor syndromes

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Understanding the mechanisms of tumorigenesis in individuals with predisposition to neuroendocrine tumor syndromes

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Undertake genomic and epigenomic studies into the mechanisms of tumorigenesis in individuals with inherited predisposition to neuroendocrine tumor syndromes, especially pheochromocytoma/paraganglioma associated with mutations in the Krebs cycle. Such discoveries can lead to understanding of developmental and other mechanisms in these tumors related to the same syndrome but behaving in a different way and occurring in different tissue of origin. Such data can be paramount to study novel therapeutic approaches for these tumors based on the discovery on novel tumor-specific targets as well as biomarkers.

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