the independent cancer patients voice a warm welcome to leeds!
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The Independent Cancer Patients Voice a warm welcome to Leeds!. Programme. 11.15Collection & use of tissue and its value to cell biology Val Speirs, Debbie Holliday, Laura Smith, Aidan Hindley 13.00Lunch with Dave Ardon, Chair NCRI Consumer Liaison Group - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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The Independent Cancer Patients Voice a warm welcome to Leeds!
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11.15 Collection & use of tissue and its value to cell biology
Val Speirs, Debbie Holliday, Laura Smith, Aidan Hindley
13.00 Lunchwith Dave Ardon, Chair NCRI Consumer Liaison Group
14.00 Bone related issues in breast cancer treatmentRob Coleman
15.00 Consultation on measures of emotional distressLucy Ziegler
16.00 Tea & ICPV discussion16.30 Different methods of breast reconstruction
Raj Achuthan
17.30 Lab tourSteven Pollock & Michele Cummings
Programme
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Collection and use of tissue and its value to cell biology
Valerie SpeirsDeborah Holliday
Laura Smith
Section of Pathology and Tumour Biology
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Breast cancer:One disease or many?
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If it looks different, it is different
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Grade I
Grade II
Frequency of chromosomal aberrations in breast cancer
Roylance et al., Cancer Res 1999
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Breast cancer is heterogeneous: One size does not fit all!
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How can we model breast cancer in the lab?
• Cell lines
• Animal models
• Human clinical material
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Cell lines
• Pros– ease of use– homogeneous– easily replaced
• Cons– origin– genetic drift– reproducibility
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Burdall et al., Breast Cancer Res, 2003
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Case study: MCF-7
Separate MCF-7 strains from different
laboratories
• Morphology– similar in all cases
• Growth rate– variable
• Karyotype (CGH/SKY)– variable
• ER/PR content– variable
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Animal models
• Breast cancer is a complex disease which is not easily modelled in animals
• Concerns over the validity of animal models– breast tumours taken from
animal experiments do not accurately represent human breast cancers in their appearance
• Ethical pressure on scientists– 3Rs
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Primary cultures derived from human material
• Pros– established directly
from tumours– more representative
models• Biologically• Clinically
• Cons– difficult to establish– slow doubling times– contamination by
fibroblasts/normal epithelial cells
– Ethical issues (HTA)• Tissue access
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Breast Cancer Campaign
• Mission To beat breast cancer by funding
innovative world-class research to understand how breast cancer develops, leading to improved diagnosis, treatment, prevention and cure
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Background to Breast Cancer Campaign
• Breast Cancer Campaign is the only charity that specialises in funding independent breast cancer research throughout the UK
• Supports high quality research (basic and clinical) in universities, medical schools/teaching hospitals and research institutes in the UK and ROI
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• Since 1988 BCC have supported:– 183 grants – £18.5 million
• Currently funds >100 research projects throughout the UK/ROI worth > £13.5M
• In Yorkshire, Campaign has supported – 11 grants– £1.25 million
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• Breast Cancer Campaign– http://www.truveo.com/breast-cancer-campaig
n%E2%80%99s-research/id/3900128381
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Breast Cancer Campaign Gap Analysis
• One-day meeting convened in London on 2 November 2006
• 56 of the UK’s most influential breast cancer experts identified the key research gaps and priorities for the greatest potential impact on patients
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Format
• Before, during and after the meeting, groups in seven key research areas participated in cycles of presentation, literature review and discussion
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Groups
1. Genetics2. Initiation 3. Progression 4. Therapies and targets5. Disease markers6. Prevention7. Psychosocial aspects
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Questions posed
• What do we know?• What are the gaps?• Problems• Translational implications• Recommendations
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• Summary papers were prepared by each group and collated into a position paper highlighting the research gaps, with recommendations for action
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Highly accessed
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To provide, in partnership with BCC, highly
specialised breast cancer related biomaterials to
support cutting-edge translational research for
the benefit of the patient
Mission Statement
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Why is the tissue bank so important?
• Access to standardised, well annotated human breast tissue will help identify the causes of breast cancer, develop new treatments, identify genes associated with breast cancer and, most importantly, accelerate research from the laboratory to the clinic
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Questions?