ANNUAL REVIEW master Final3a - St Vincent's University Hospital
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<strong>St</strong>. Vincent’s Healthcare Group Limited - Annual Review 2007<br />
Education & Research<br />
Joesph Marry. A Case of Reversible Cortical Blindness. Irish Society of Medical Oncology Education<br />
Meeting, Dublin, Feb 2007.<br />
Joesph Marry: Assessing the effects of monoclonal antibody therapies and telomerase inhibition on proangiogenic<br />
growth factor secretions in individual human colorectal cancer explants. Irish Society of<br />
Gastroenterology Winter Meeting Plenary Session, Dublin, December 2007 and at the Irish Society of<br />
Medical Oncology Education Meeting, Dublin, December 2007<br />
Alan Coss. Overexpression of topoisomerase II alpha in CRC is associated with resistance to etoposide<br />
and irinotecan. Irish Society of Gastroenterology Winter meeting, Dublin, November 2007<br />
Alan Coss. Medical management of inflammatory bowel disease. School of Nursing, Midwifery & Health<br />
Systems, <strong>University</strong> College Dublin, January 2007.<br />
<strong>St</strong>udents Graduated in 2007<br />
Edward Fox, Ph.D. Thesis Title: Molecular analysis of colorectal cancer and its role in detecting familial cancer.<br />
Julie Gorman, MSc. Thesis title: The effect of telomerase inhibition in regulating treatment response in<br />
colorectal cancer cell lines.<br />
Current National & International Research Collaborators<br />
Prof. Peter Rabinovitch, <strong>University</strong> of Washington, Seattle, Prof. Larry Loeb, <strong>University</strong> of Washington, Seattle,<br />
Prof. Martin Tenniswood, Notre Dame, Indiana, Dr Oliver Zierau, Dresden, Dr. Cal Harley, Geron Co. Califormia,<br />
Dr. Walter Kloch, Glasgow, Dr Orla Howe, Dr. Fiona Lyng, DIT, Kevin <strong>St</strong>reet, Dr. Cormac Taylor, Dr. Katrina<br />
Comerford, Amanda Mc Cann, Conway Institute, UCD, Prof. Kevin Malone, Dr. Douglas Veale, Dr. Ursula<br />
Fearon, <strong>St</strong> Vincents <strong>University</strong> <strong>Hospital</strong>, Dublin, Dr. Dermot Leahy, Conway Institute, UCD, Dr. Elizabeth Ryan<br />
and Prof. Cliona O’Farrelly, Trinity College Dublin, Prof. Alan Baird, Vet School, UCD, Dr. Paul Walsh, National<br />
Cancer Registry for Ireland, Cork.<br />
Our current translational research projects<br />
Role of genomic instability and hypoxia in governing response to therapies using in vitro and ex vivo explant<br />
models (Joe Marry & Miriam Tosetto)<br />
Role of oxidative stress and DNA damage in CRC (Juliette Sheridan).<br />
Molecular classification of familial colorectal cancer (Maciej Milewski &Dermot Leahy).<br />
Bystanders effects and tumour recurrence in colorectal cancer (Sheeona Gorman)<br />
Analysis of chromosomal instability patterns in non-metastatic and metastatic CRC using array comparative<br />
genomic hybridization, and validation of novel gene alterations using fluorescent in situ hybridisation<br />
(Alan Coss).<br />
Timing and rates of random nuclear and mitochondrial spontaneous mutations in colorectal cancer:<br />
implications for early detection and chemotherapy resistance (Edward Fox).<br />
Examination of prognostic gene signature in <strong>St</strong>age II good and poor survivors (Dave Kevans).<br />
Cigarette smoking and genomic instability: factors controlling disease progression and treatment sensitivity<br />
in inflammatory bowel disease patients (Garret Cullen)<br />
Examination of Immune modulators involved in laproscopic and open colorectal cancer surgery<br />
(Chin Hong Lim)<br />
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