Scientists off the record: St. Anna Children’s Cancer Researcher René Geyeregger reveals how he spends his summer vacation, what he is curious about and what drives him in research.
Detailed characterization of the cellular immune response to SARS-CoV-2 infection Project Coordinators: Priv.-Doz. Dr. René Geyeregger (PhD) & Dr. Wolfgang Paster (PhD), Children´s Cancer Research Institute/Clinical Cell Biology and FACS Core Unit Project Partners National cooperation partners:Prof. Christoph Steininger, Clinical Division of Infection and Tropical Medicine, MedUniWien, Vienna.Dr. Christof Jungbauer , Red Cross Blood Donor Center Wien/NÖ/Bgl, ViennaDr. Volker
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Collaborative Projects The CCRI has successfully managed to establish a wide network consisting of national and international partners collaborating with our scientists and clinicians at the St. Anna Children’s hospital on biomedical research projects and clinical studies for various childhood cancers. As a result, our predominantly charity-based organisation can gain access to and share the
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Background Neuroblastoma is the most common extracranial solid pediatric cancer accounting for 8-10% of cancers in childhood and 15% of pediatric oncology deaths. Neuroblastoma arises from the developing sympatho-adrenal lineage during the embryonic development. It is a genetically heterogeneous disease with a diverse clinical outcome ranging from spontaneous tumour regression to malignant metastatic disease with
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