Aneta Škarková
(Gandalovičová)

I am interested in cancer invasion plasticity and mechanisms of transitions among individual migration phenotypes. Mostly I perform 3D cell culture experiments, live cell imaging and protein and gene expression analysis. My current project focuses on the role of NAV3, a microtubule binding protein, in glioblastoma invasion phenotypes. 

 

Education
Faculty of Science, Charles University
2016-2021
PhD

Thesis: The analysis of cancer invasion plasticity in a 3D environment.

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Faculty of Science, Charles University
2014-2016
Master degree

Thesis: The plasticity of melanoma cell invasiveness. Download here

Faculty of Science, Charles University
2011-2014
Bachelor degree

Thesis: The role of cell polarity signaling in the plasticity of cancer cell invasiveness. Download here

Institut Pasteur, Paris
2020-2021
Erasmus+ Internship
Research focus
amoeboid invasion, inflammation induced migration, 3D culture models, TME, NAV3
Personal Info
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