Current SPARK TEL AVIV Projects

Current SPARK TEL AVIV Projects. Photo by National Cancer Institute on Unsplash


Team	Title	Indication	Modality
2022-2023
1	Small RNAs as early predictors for preeclampsia.	Gynecology	Diagnostic
2	Repurposing of non-oncology drugs for the treatment of brain tumors.	Oncology	Therapeutic
3	Leveraging gene panel sequencing data for mutational signature analysis with applications to personalized treatment.	Oncology	Diagnostic
2020-2021
4	miR126-5P for treating Motor Neuron Disease Visit the project page >>	Rare/Orphane Diease Psychiatry Neurology	Gene Therapy
5	eBiopsy of skin - molecular harvesting with electroporation for rapid and minimally invasive diagnostic of basal cell carcinomaVisit the project page >>	Oncology	Diagnostic Device
6	Creation of medication to treat optic nerve assault: NAION Visit the project page >>	Opthamology	Biologic
7	PERK modulation for Huntington’s disease therapy Visit the project page >>	Rare/Orphane Diease Psychiatry Neurology	Small Molecules
2019-2020
8	Targeting cancer glycosylation with CAR-T cells for therapyresponses Visit the project page >>	Oncology	Gene/Cell Therapy
9	Synthetic 9-cis ß-carotene for treatment of retinal degenerationVisit the project page >>	Opthamology	Small Molecules
10	Screening assay for early detection of ovarian cancer in BRCA-mutation carriers	Gnycology	Diagnostic
11	Exploring the effectiveness of novel treatment targeting myelination deficits on Williams Syndrome clinical symptoms	Rare/Orphane Diease Psychiatry Neurology	Small Molecules Repurposing
2018-2019
12	Preventing post-surgical colorectal cancer metastases: A novel approach based on perioperative pharmacological blockade of stress-inflammatory responses Visit the project page >>	Gastroenthrology	Small Molecules Repurposing
13	Improved EHDV-TAU oncolytic virotherapy Visit the project page >>	Oncology	Biologic
14	Restoring the Function of APC in Colorectal Cancer Syndromes Visit the project page >>	Gastroenthrology	Small Molecules Repurposing
15	Novel pharmacological approach for treating glycogen storage disorders Visit the project page >>	Rare/Orphane Disease Metabolic	Small Molecules