Dr. Lisa Porter
University of Windsor
| FUNDER: University of Windsor Faculty of Science, Windsor Cancer Research Group, and Windsor Cancer Centre Foundation DURATION: 2026-2027 |
|---|
Triple-negative breast cancer is one of the most difficult forms of breast cancer to treat. This project will investigate whether a protein called CDK2 helps cancer cells resist treatment and continue growing. The findings could help researchers identify patients who may benefit from new targeted therapies and improve future treatment approaches.
By learning more about how aggressive breast cancers survive and resist treatment, this research could help pave the way for more effective therapies and better outcomes for patients.
Co-Investigators:
University of Toronto
University of Windsor
Windsor Regional Hospital
Collaborators:
Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
Lulenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute
University of Minnesota
University of Windsor
Varonova Tech Inc.
