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Fully-funded PhD studentship: Unmasking mechanisms of resistance to KRAS inhibition across pancreatic cancer genetic profiles

University of Cambridge

  • PhD
  • United Kingdom
  • Apply to an advertised position
  • Cancer Biology, Oncology and
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Investigate resistance to KRAS inhibition across genetically distinct pancreatic cancers. The doctoral project studies tumour-cell and stromal mechanisms, including fibroblast effects, using organoid transplantation, mouse models, CRISPR, single-cell sequencing, flow cytometry and spatial methods. It seeks evidence for rational combination therapies and begins in October 2027.

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Covers: Fully funded doctoral studentship for the advertised research project beginning 1 October 2027.

Research is hosted at the University of Cambridge, United Kingdom.

Nationality or residence: UK and overseas applicants may apply.

cam.ac.uk

UK and overseas applicants are eligible. Prior laboratory or industry research experience and willingness to work with mouse models throughout the PhD are required; relevant cell-culture and molecular-biology experience is advantageous.

Source: cam.ac.uk