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UAB awards grants to study atherosclerosis advancement and MYC-driven cancers
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“We’re trying to figure out what drives the buildup of this type of cell in old age, and how granzyme K may be driving atherosclerosis.”
Tyrrell’s team will use laboratory and animal models to examine what causes the cells to accumulate and how granzyme K may contribute to atherosclerosis.
“We want to determine what drives the accumulation of age-associated T cells in old age and how granzyme K may be driving atherosclerosis.”
Ding receives $1.9 million to study MYC-driven cancersHan-Fei Ding, the Gene P. Siegal Endowed Professor in the Division of Molecular Pathology, received $1.9 million from the National Cancer Institute for a project examining MYC-driven cancers.
MYC-driven cancers account for more than half of human cancers and are a major cause of death.