Prof. Ayelet Erez
<p>Cancer genetic and metabolic analysis</p>
Prof. Ayelet Erez
<p>Cancer metabolism</p>
Prof. Ayelet Erez
<p>Cancer metabolism</p>
Prof. Yosef Yarden
<p>Emergence of resistance to anti-cancer drugs currently limits the application of relatively specific new drugs. We are interested in resolving the underlying mechanisms and, accordingly, offer novel combinations of drugs.</p>
Prof. Igor Ulitsky
<p>Experimental and computational approaches for studying the biology of long RNAs.</p>
Prof. Igor Ulitsky
<p>We are interested in understanding what kind of activities can long RNAs, including both long noncoding RNAs (lncRNAs) and mRNAs, or fragments thereof, carry out in mammalian cells. We particularly interested in the question of how these activities are encoded in the genomic sequences of these genes, how they are related to the secondary structures they adopt in cells, how mutations in lncRNA genes or in noncoding regions in mRNA UTRs affect their function, and how to exploit all this knowledge to design better therapeutic approaches for both rare and common diseases. We are addressing these questions using a combination of both experimental biology (including molecular biology, cell biology, stem cell biology, and neurobiology) and computational biology/bioinformatics. PhD projects focused on specific projects related to these questions are available.</p>
Prof. Michal Neeman
<p>MRI and optical imaging of angiogenesis: reproduction, development and cancer.</p> <p>Covid-19 in pregnancy: Analysis of human placenta and maternal-fetal sera dyads </p>
Prof. Michal Neeman
<p>Covid-19 in pregnancy: Analysis of MRI of the placenta</p> <p>Multimodal imaging of vascular morphogenesis in embryo implantation and placenta function</p> <p>Targeted therapy of the placenta</p>
Prof. Michal Neeman
<p>ECM crosslinking in pathology and physiology</p>
Prof. Michal Neeman
<p>The objective of this study is to better understand the state and severity of infection during pregnancy and its effect on fetal development and neonatal outcome.</p>
Prof. Michal Neeman
<p>Covid-19 in pregnancy</p>
Prof. Yosef Yarden
<p>Mechanisms of signal transduction by growth factors and their relevance to cancer therapy.</p>