Sarcoma Models and Therapeutics Lab

Our group progresses experimental models of sarcoma to explore mechanisms of therapy resistance and translate biology into therapeutic solutions.

Dr Lucia Cottone, UCL Cancer Institute
Dr Lucia Cottone

Research Fellow

UCL Cancer Institute

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Dr Cottone investigates why osteosarcoma cells become resistant to chemotherapy.
Justas Stanislovas

Justas Stanislovas

PhD Student

Georgina Wherry

Georgina Wherry

PhD Student co-supervised based at QMUL with Dr.Stefaan Verbruggen. Former Research Technician with Prof. Sandra Strauss and ICONIC.

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Nerea Palao Treviño

Postdoctoral Scientist

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Zoey Xu

MRes Bioscience student

The Sarcoma Models and Therapeutics Lab Group (Georgina Wherry, Lucia Cottone, Justas Stanislovas)
Targeting the TBXT gene to combat chordoma
Vertebral chordomal mass

Targeting the TBXT gene to combat chordoma

An understanding of gene control during development has opened the door to a possible new treatment for chordoma – and potentially other cancers.

Introducing our first Early Career Fellow, Dr Lucia Cottone
Dr Lucia Cottone, UCL Cancer Institute

Introducing our first Early Career Fellow, Dr Lucia Cottone

In 2022, Dr Lucia Cottone became the first early career fellow to be funded by the Bone Cancer Research Trust.

Contact

Dr Lucia Cottone, UCL Cancer Institute

Dr Lucia Cottone

Group Lead

Click to email. l.cottone@ucl.ac.uk