CA21154 - Translational control in Cancer European Network (TRANSLACORE)
TRANSLACORE
Understanding the importance of protein synthesis dysregulation in cancer
CA21154 - Translational control in Cancer European Network (TRANSLACORE)
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CA21154 - Translational control in Cancer European Network (TRANSLACORE)
Map of TRANSLACORE Team Members Across Europe
Our aims
Philosophy
Understanding the importance of protein synthesis dysregulation in cancer
Objectives
Promoting multiple cross-disciplinary research partnerships
Capacity Building
Strengthen scientific interactions among experts across Europe with complementary skills
State of the art
Dysregulated translation in cancer exposes vulnerabilities that are amenable to targeted therapies.
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Standard operating procedures for omics sample preparation
TRANSLACORE Working Group 2 has harmonized four standard operating procedures for preparing fresh-frozen tissues, blood and blood-derived specimens, bronchial lavage fluid, and patient-derived organoids for omics analyses. The protocols address sample handling, stabilization, processing, storage and quality assessment, with specimen-specific guidance for downstream applications. By promoting molecular integrity, traceability and consistent documentation of pre-analytical variables, these resources support reproducible research across laboratories and connect sample preparation with the analytical workflows described in Working Group 1 protocols.
International Poster Exhibition, Bologna, Italy | May 2026
Science Seen Differently: TRANSLACORE in Bologna. In Bologna, science did not stay inside the conference room. It moved into public space, into images, into conversation. The International Poster Exhibition “TRANSLACORE – Where Science Meets Art” created a striking encounter between cancer biology and visual culture, inviting both researchers and the broader public to see translational-control research from a new perspective.
European MUSKLE consortium
On behalf of the new European MUSKLE consortium, we are happy to share that our COFUND doctoral network has officially started.
