SFB/TRR 417

@trr417.bsky.social

The DFG-funded SFB/TRR 417 investigates how the tumor microenvironment shapes colorectal cancer progression to develop more effective therapies. 📌 Frankfurt/Main, Erlangen-Nürnberg, Freiburg 🌐 https://www.trr417.de/ 👉 https://linkedin.com/company/trr417

📣📄 #TRR417 researchers involving @imkeller.bsky.social and Elisabeth Naschberger help to uncover dynamic fibroblast networks in #CRC. 👉The study reveals stable and adaptable fibroblast populations, opening new avenues for therapies targeting the tumor stroma. 🔗 www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Fibroblast dynamics in colorectal cancer: stability, plasticity, and novel markers - Oncogene

Oncogene - Fibroblast dynamics in colorectal cancer: stability, plasticity, and novel markers

nature.com

📍 We made it to #AACR26 in San Diego! Visit us at Booth 3045 (Cancer Research in Germany) to learn about translational colorectal cancer research & opportunities in Germany. 👩‍🔬 Meet our scientist Dr. Yvonne Reiss: Mon & Tue, 12–2 p.m. Stop by, we look forward to connecting with you!

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📣 Headed to the @theaacr.bsky.social Annual Meeting in San Diego! #AACR2026 Curious about translational colorectal cancer research in our consortium and research opportunities in Germany? 🇩🇪 👉 Booth 3045 – Cancer Research in Germany 📅 April 19–22 🤝 Together with DFG NA, iFIT, SFB1399 and NCT

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