Using Novel Computer Tools to Detect and Monitor Lymphoma – Fellowship Training Grant
Researchers will explore using computer imaging tools to improve post-treatment detection of cancer cells in dogs with lymphoma.
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Exploring Comparative Oncology Approaches to Bone Cancer
Researchers will collect and analyze lung tissue from dogs enrolled in a clinical trial for bone cancer that has spread to the lungs in hopes of discovering new ways to treat this common and aggressive canine cancer.
Understanding Cellular Changes Driving Soft-tissue Sarcomas
Researchers will study the cellular landscape of soft-tissue sarcomas in dogs to identify novel therapy targets.
Identifying Diagnostic and Therapeutic Targets for Splenic Hemangiosarcoma
Researchers will use a novel approach to differentiate between cancerous and normal cells surrounding splenic hemangiosarcoma tumors to improve successful tumor removal and drug delivery.
Predicting Immunotherapy Response in Dogs with Bladder Cancer
Researchers will work toward developing a test to predict treatment response to immunotherapies in dogs with bladder cancer.
Developing a Drug Delivery System for Hemangiosarcoma
Researchers will explore the use of tiny particles called extracellular vesicles to deliver chemotherapy drugs directly to hemangiosarcoma cancer cells to pave the way for the development of much-needed new treatments.
Finding Novel Therapy Targets for Hemangiosarcoma to Advance Treatment
Researchers will search for new therapy targets for hemangiosarcoma in dogs to inform the development of much-needed therapies and preventives for this deadly cancer.