National Cancer Research Month: Innovative UF Health Cancer Center research reduces cancer burden
Innovative research at the UF Health Cancer Center is making a meaningful difference for those affected by cancer.
Innovative research at the UF Health Cancer Center is making a meaningful difference for those affected by cancer.
In an interview with OncLive, Amin Sobh, Ph.D., discussed findings on the role of NSD2 in modulating immune surveillance in multiple myeloma.
Amin Sobh, Ph.D., studies multiple myeloma, the second most common blood cancer.
The article spotlights Amin Sobh's research advancing new therapeutic targets in multiple myeloma, with the help of AACR funding.
Researchers identified a novel mechanism in the epigenome that could pave the way to develop new therapies for multiple myeloma.
UF Health Cancer Center researchers discovered a role of a protein in regulating genes that affect the immune system response to multiple myeloma.