17 July 2024
Seeing Progress
Glioblastoma (GBM) is the most intractable and fatal type of brain tumour and models to aid study towards better treatment are urgently needed. Here, a genetically-relevant zebrafish model of aggressive human GBM which, thanks to the transparency of the developing fish body, enables live imaging and presents a means of high-throughput genetic and molecular manipulations towards therapeutic discovery
Read the published research article here
Today – 17th July 2024 – is Glioblastoma Awareness Day
Read here about the OurBrainBank initiative, the research and data collection community with a mission to turn GBM from terminal to treatable
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