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Research

Research grants

To address DNA repair mechanisms in uveal melanoma

ROYAL LIVERPOOL AND BROADGREEN UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS NHS TRUST CHARITABLE FUNDS (UK)

October 2015 - March 2020

Joint PhD Studentship Between University of Szegad, Hungary and the University of Liverpool - Study to Investigate Tumour Associated Macrophages

ROYAL LIVERPOOL AND BROADGREEN UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS NHS TRUST CHARITABLE FUNDS (UK)

October 2015 - March 2019

Exosome biogenesis: the role of sortilin in cancer development and progression

NORTH WEST CANCER RESEARCH INCORPORATING CLATTERBRIDGE CANCER RESEARCH (UK)

January 2016 - April 2019

Investigating in vivo resistance mechanisms to MEK inhibitors in uveal melanoma to enable novel combinatorial therapies.

NORTH WEST CANCER RESEARCH INCORPORATING CLATTERBRIDGE CANCER RESEARCH (UK)

March 2016 - May 2019

Kinome-wide analysis of KRASand MYC driven cancer cell models exposed to clinical kinase and bromodomain inhibitors

NORTH WEST CANCER RESEARCH INCORPORATING CLATTERBRIDGE CANCER RESEARCH (UK)

September 2014 - August 2017

Molecular characteristics of metastatic liver lesions in uveal melanoma: the search for therapeutic targets.

ROYAL LIVERPOOL AND BROADGREEN UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS NHS TRUST CHARITABLE FUNDS (UK)

January 2012 - March 2024

Bench fees for Rasha Swadi

REPUBLIC OF IRAQ MINISTRY OF EDUCATION🚩

October 2014 - September 2018

Biosample collection from the SUAVE trial in uveal melanoma – TRANS-SUAVE

CANCER RESEARCH UK (UK)

November 2010 - October 2013

    Research collaborations

    Mersey Academic Plastic Surgery Group

    Examining the role and function of inhibitory isoforms of VEGF in ocular melanoma

    Professor Henrik Vorum

    Aarhus University

    Proteomic studies using specimens from uveal melanoma patients of high and low risk

    Professor Graham Williams

    Imperial College London

    Collaborative research investigating the biological effects of the different thyroid hormone receptor isoforms on longitudinal bone growth