We aim to establish a proteomic landscape and classifier of mantle cell lymphoma. We will explore the predictive potential of imaging features derived by machine learning algorithms. Therefore, we will i) sequence a targeted gene panel, ii) describe spatial patterns of immune cell infiltrates, and iii) examine protein phosphorylation profiles by quantitative mass-spectrometry. Further, we will digitize all images and perform supervised and unsupervised clustering of data sets. An integrated multi-omics factor analysis will be performed to understand the relationships between the different molecular layers, and thirdly, we will elucidate the BCR signaling network in MCL cells by quantitative phosphoproteomics.
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B04
T cell-based mechanisms of immune evasion in aggressive B cell lymphomas
Prof. Dr. med. Dr. rer. nat. Sandrine Sander -
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Harnessing defective DNA repair for the treatment of mantle cell lymphoma
Dr. med. Ron Jachimowicz -
C04
Modeling the clonal evolution of high-risk CLL
Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Martin Peifer, Dr. med. Kirsten Fischer -
C05
Characterization of Richter-transformed lymphoma and genomic instability as a potential vulnerability in 17p-deleted lymphomas
Prof. Dr. med. Björn Chapuy, Prof. Dr. med. Barbara Eichhorst -
Z03
Information infrastructure project (INF): Bioinformatics and Data management
Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Martin Peifer, Dr. rer. nat. Nima Abedpour, Dr. rer. nat. Monica Valencia-Schneider