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Modulation de la réponse des cellules cancéreuses à l'étoposide en normoxie ou hypoxie par des macrophages polarisés M1 ou M2
PhD thesis defended by Marie GENIN (Prof. Carine MICHIELS) - 17/12/2014
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Potentialisation des chimiothérapies conventionnelles par la découverte de chimiosensibilisants actifs en hypoxie ou agissant sur la protéine VKORC1
PhD thesis defended by Sébastien MARX (Prof. Johan WOUTERS) - 25/10/2019
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Role of DNA methylation and CpG sites in the viral telomerase RNA promoter during Gallid herpesvirus type 2 induced lymphomagenesis
PhD thesis defended by Srdan PEJAKOVIC (Prof. Benoît MUYLKENS) - 29/09/2020
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Structural and functional approach of the first enzyme of the serine synthesis pathway: PHGDH a potential target for cancer treatment
PhD thesis defended by Quentin THEMANS (Prof. Johan WOUTERS) - 18/10/2019
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Structural and functional characterization of the transmembrane protein 45A (TMEM45A) in triple negative breast cancers
PhD thesis defended by Thomas DAL MASO (Prof. Johan WOUTERS) - 04/10/2019
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Structural study of non-nucleoside inhibitors of DNA (cytosine-5) methyltransferases
PhD thesis defended by Grégoire RONDELET (Prof. Johan WOUTERS) - 13/12/2016
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Study of the effects of cycling hypoxia on macrophages and on the interaction between macrophages and endothelial cells : role in the promotion of tumor inflammation
PhD thesis defended by Victor DELPRAT (Prof. Carine MICHIELS) - 24/08/2021
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Study of the epigenetic silencing of a host microRNA in Marek’s disease
PhD thesis defended by Isabelle GENNART (Prof. Benoît MUYLKENS) - 19/06/2018
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Study of the immunomodulatory effects of irradiation on human papillomavirus-driven vs. carcinogen-driven head and neck squamous cell carcinoma
PhD thesis defended by Christoph SCHIFFLERS (Prof. Carine MICHIELS & PD Angelika RIEMER) - 15/09/2023
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Study of the putative role of MPV17 in cancer cell proliferation
PhD thesis defended by Morgane CANONNE (Prof. Patsy RENARD) - 27/08/2020
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