Mitochondrial Oncology

MITOS GLOBAL CATEGORY

Mito-Cancer Atlas • Mito-Cancer Typecasting • MitoCancer Frontiers

A New Frontier in Cancer Biology and Treatment and in Mitochondria Science and Translation

This a strategic "grand challenge" scale set of projects and proposals to bring mitochondrial science formally into oncology as enduring capacity in the fight to understand and work toward a new solutions environment for the field. At the same, the mitochondrial-cancer ecology, which is now an active area of cancer research as well as mitochondrial research is accepted and can produce deep understanding of mitochondria for use across the disease, clinical and health communities broadly.

Organization: National Laboratory for Education Transformation, www.NLET.org/biomed / Parent nonprofit of MITOS Global

Lead Organizer: Gordon Freedman, National Laboratory for Education Transformation [website]

Lead Scientist: Kelsey Fisher-Wellman, PhD, Wake Forest University and Artium Health [website]

Participants:
Phillip West, Ph.D., Jackson Laboratory [website]
Andrew Amstrong, MD, Duke Cancer Institute, Center for Prostate & Urologic Cancers [website]
Russell Rockne, Ph.D., City of Hope, Division of Mathematical Oncology and Computational Systems Biology [website]
Cristiane Beninca, Ph.D., UCLA Mitochondrial Core Centers [website]

Partnership:
Heureka Labs (AI-Computational), loan Bolohan, CEO; Matthew Hirshey, Ph.D., Duke University [website]