Facilities

Research Units

The scientific core of BCRG is composed of three closely collaborating research teams: Genomic, Molecular Cell Biology and Cell Therapy

Projects

BCRG focuses on several research projects involving basic and applied research in the field oncohematology, in collaboration with the University of Ostrava and University Hospital of Ostrava.

In January 2019, new R&D center for cell therapy in hematology and oncology was founded. Close cooperation between academia and private sector aims to develop novel types of cell-based cancer therapy.
Dr. M. Simicek was awarded by junior GACR grant to investigate the function of the mysterious enzyme (OTUD1) in the pathogenesis of multiple myeloma.
The BCRG department was recently equipped with two brand new instruments: Automated fluorescence microscope (Leica) and Protein purification chromatography system (Akta Pure).

Home

BCRG biomedical centre was established in 2015 as a joint project of the Medical Faculty, University of Ostrava and the Hematooncology Department, University Hospital Ostrava.

BCRG teams focus on both basic and pre-clinical research with the main aim to develop novel therapeutical approaches in the field of monoclonal gammopathies and other haematological disorders.