ESC 365 - Cell painting based high-content phenotypic screening to elucidate kinase signaling pathways in ibrutinib-mediated atrial fibrillation

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Cell painting based high-content phenotypic screening to elucidate kinase signaling pathways in ibrutinib-mediated atrial fibrillation

Session: Mechanisms of cancer treatment-related cardiovascular toxicity

Topic: Research and New Technology

Speaker: Doctor M. Fleming (Nashville, US)

Event: ESC Cardio-Oncology 2025

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Doctor Matthew Fleming

Vanderbilt University, Nashville (United States of America)

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Mechanisms of cancer treatment-related cardiovascular toxicity

Speakers: Doctor M. Fleming, Ms E. Pet, Doctor M. Heckmann, Mr M. Stabile, Mr C. Galan

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ESC Cardio-Oncology 2025

20 June - 21 June 2025

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