Figure: The solution structure of IKK-gamma (found using molecular modeling and EPR)

Cytosponge (pill-on-a-string) device for early detection of oesophageal cancer.

The cytosponge device (pill-on-a-string) for early detection of oesophageal cancer

Imaging of stacked layers to measure oxygen levels through engineered tumour.

Cellular organization in the engineered tumour.

Photo of series of rollable tumours in a dish.

Photo of series of rollable tumours in a dish.

Thin strip containing cancer cells. [Please click for video]

Cells can be 'switched' from maintenance mode (pink) to repair mode (blue) in response to a wound.

Skin cells 'switch' from maintenance mode (pink) to repair mode (blue) in response to a wound.

Molecular 'switches' attached to DNA can turn genes on or off.

The World of Epigenetics: Molecular 'switches' attached to DNA can turn genes 'on' or 'off'.

Upper GI Team (left to right): Mrs Irene Debiram-Beecham (Research Nurse), Professor Rebecca Fitzgerald (Principal Investigator), Dr Pierre Lao-Sirieix, (Senior Scientist) and Dr Maria O'Donovan (Consultant Pathologist and Research Associate).

A tumour draining lymph node showing T cells (magenta), B cells (red) and collagen networks of the stroma (blue). Proliferating cells are labelled in green.