Chris Sander is Professor for cell biology at Harvard Medical School and an internationally recognized expert in computer-assisted cancer research as well as the founder of perturbation biology - a field that seeks to predict the responses of cells to certain disorders using computer simulations. Over the next few years, Chris Sanders newly established research group in Berlin will take advantage of the possibilities of this area in order to be able to assess and individually improve the efficacy of drugs in the treatment of different tumors. For this purpose, organoids from tissue samples of cancer patients will be generated and, afterwards, analized as well as simulated for their treatment options down to the level of single cells. Sanders hosting partner will be bioinformatics Professor Nils Blüthgen of the Institute of Pathology of the Charité. On the part of the Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine, the cell biologist Professor Markus Landthaler will hold a share on the project.
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