Investigate the value of plasma galectin-3 and RANKL measurements in predicting disease progression and skeletal complications in Multiple Myeloma

Project Details

Description

The aim is to study the changes in Galectin-3 & RANKL during disease transition from asymptomatic smouldering myeloma to clinically aggressive symptomatic myeloma to identify ‘markers’ that predict disease progression
StatusActive
Effective start/end date2/10/232/10/24

Collaborative partners

  • University of Northampton (lead)
  • University of Liverpool
  • Science and Technology, University of Northampton
  • Department of Haematology Peterborough City Hospital

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