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This project explores the role of bacteria in human tumors, aiming to characterize microbial communities and their effects on tumor biology. It seeks to understand how these communities influence drug resistance and could lead to new therapeutic approaches for cancer treatment.
The human body is host to a huge number of bacteria.
While bacteria were first detected in human tumors over 150 years ago, our knowledge about their number, identity or effects in different human tumor types is still mostly rudimentary.Over the last few years we focused on studying the tumor microbiome.
We developed multiple methods to characterize and visualize intra-tumor bacteria, taking special measures to tell apart true tumor-bacteria from contamination.
Profiling over 1,800 human tumors…
WEIZMANN INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE
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