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Viral Oncology: Understanding Cancer Viruses

Unmasking the viral culprits: Unveiling the link between viruses and cancer.

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Early access to e-LMS included

  • Mode: Online/ e-LMS
  • Type: Self Paced
  • Level: Advanced
  • Duration: 1 Month

About This Course

This program delves into the fascinating and evolving field of viral oncology. Through a combination of lectures, discussions, and case studies, participants will gain a deeper understanding of how viruses can hijack cellular processes and contribute to cancer initiation and progression.

Aim

To empower participants with a comprehensive understanding of cancer viruses, their role in tumorigenesis, and the emerging strategies for therapeutic intervention.

Program Objectives

  • Explore the diverse range of viruses implicated in human cancers.
  • Analyze the mechanisms by which viruses contribute to cancer development.
  • Discuss the current methods for diagnosing and monitoring viral-associated cancers.
  • Evaluate the potential of antiviral therapies and vaccines in cancer prevention and treatment.
  • Explore the burgeoning field of oncolytic virotherapy and its applications.
  • Identify the ethical considerations surrounding the use of viruses in cancer therapy.

Program Structure

Week 1: Introduction to Viral Oncology

  • Overview of oncogenic viruses and mechanisms of transformation

  • Key cancer-associated viruses: HPV, EBV, HBV, HCV, HTLV, KSHV

  • Molecular basis of viral integration and genome instability

  • Epidemiology and burden of virus-induced cancers

Week 2: Host–Virus Interactions and Oncogenesis

  • Immune evasion, chronic inflammation, and tumor promotion

  • Viral oncoproteins and disruption of tumor suppressors

  • Cell signaling pathways hijacked by viruses

  • Co-factors influencing viral carcinogenesis (co-infection, lifestyle, genetics)

Week 3: Diagnostics and Molecular Detection Technologies

  • PCR, RT-PCR, ELISA, and in situ hybridization in viral cancer diagnostics

  • Next-gen sequencing (NGS) and viral genome analysis

  • Biomarker discovery and validation in virally driven cancers

  • AI-powered image analysis and digital pathology in viral oncology

Week 4: Therapeutic and Preventive Strategies

  • Antiviral therapies and targeted cancer treatments

  • Vaccination and prophylaxis (e.g., HPV, HBV vaccines)

  • Immunotherapy and virus-specific T-cell responses

  • Future frontiers: CRISPR, oncolytic virotherapy, and precision oncology

Who Should Enrol?

  • Biotech, Pharma, and Life Sciences graduates
  • Post-graduates specializing in virology, oncology, or immunology
  • Academicians researching cancer viruses
  • Industry professionals seeking to advance their knowledge in viral oncology
  • Anyone interested in the role of viruses in cancer development

Program Outcomes

  • Acquire a critical understanding of the link between viruses and cancer.
  • Gain insights into the latest diagnostic and therapeutic strategies for viral-associated cancers.
  • Identify potential career paths within the field of viral oncology research.
  • Stay informed about the cutting-edge advancements in oncolytic virotherapy.

Fee Structure

Standard: ₹8,998 | $198

Discounted: ₹4499 | $99

We accept 20+ global currencies. View list →

What You’ll Gain

  • Full access to e-LMS
  • Real-world dry lab projects
  • 1:1 project guidance
  • Publication opportunity
  • Self-assessment & final exam
  • e-Certificate & e-Marksheet

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