Health

    Chronic & Non Communicable Diseases

    Longevity, Ageing and Long-term Care

    Prevention & Personalised Health

    Cancer

    Cellular Ageing

    Genetics & Omics

    Healthy Ageing & Longevity

Ph.D

France

2011.08.31

Characterization of a new sub-cellular compartment involved in the production of biologically active Hedgehog, a molecule necessary for stem cell homeostasis

In industrialized countries, half of the people diagnosed with cancer are older than 65. Tanvi Gore decided to tackle both cancer and aging at the same time, combining genetics, electron microscopy and live cell imaging.

Sonic cure for cancer

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TANVI
GORE

Institution

Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique

Institut National des Sciences Biologiques (ISNB)

Country

France

Nationality

Indian

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