Mohamed Esmat
MSc. Cancer Biology — Medical Biochemistry & Molecular Biology at NCI, Cairo University
Cancer Biology & Immunology Researcher | MSc. Cancer Biology, National Cancer Institute, Cairo University
Interdisciplinary researcher working at the intersection of cancer biology, cancer immunology, molecular biology, and multi-omics. My research interests focus on T-cell biology, tumor–immune interactions, tumor microenvironment, immune cell plasticity, and molecular mechanisms shaping cancer progression and therapeutic response.
I combine computational analysis, literature-based research, and hypothesis-driven approaches to investigate regulatory mechanisms in cancer and immunity, with a growing focus on integrating these approaches with experimental cancer research.
I am also engaged in Open Science, preprints, open-source research tools, and community peer review, with an interest in reproducible and accessible biomedical research.
Hello everyone,
am I studying Molecular Medicine in Freiburg and work at a biochemistry laboratory. The lab focuses on protein structure and protein interactions with one another. The lab project I am currently enrolled in aims on understanding one specific interaction of a scaffold protein with an urat transporter, because mutations in this protein have shown an increased urat concentration in the blood which results in a lower risk of getting gout. I am always eager to learn more about other lab projects and newest breakthrough in biomedicine.