Ahmad Mazin Safar
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Researcher
Also affiliated: Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation (2023)
Graduate Student Researcher
Research Areas
Biography and Research Information
OverviewAI-generated summary
Ahmad Mazin Safar's research focuses on enhancing targeted therapy for cancer by developing rational pairing strategies for tumors and available off-patent treatments. His work investigates the interaction between tumors and the immune system, exploring implications for clinical practice and drug development. Safar has published on the potential to improve patient outcomes through next-generation sequencing and global applications of targeted therapies, particularly for underserved populations. His publications also address the broader implications of tumor-immune interactions for cancer treatment. Safar collaborates with Liyan Mazahreh, Farah Mazahreh, and Brad Fugere at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.
Metrics
- Publications: 3
Selected Publications
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Abstract 3051: Enhancing matchmaking in targeted therapy (TT) for cancer (ca): Beyond the ‘arranged’ criteria (2026)
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Abstract 6288: Rational pairing of tumors with off-patent targeted therapies (TT): Next3 generation sequencing with global applications for the unprivileged patients. (2026)
Collaboration Network
Top Collaborators
- Abstract 6288: Rational pairing of tumors with off-patent targeted therapies (TT): Next3 generation sequencing with global applications for the unprivileged patients.
- Abstract 3051: Enhancing matchmaking in targeted therapy (TT) for cancer (ca): Beyond the ‘arranged’ criteria
- Abstract 6288: Rational pairing of tumors with off-patent targeted therapies (TT): Next3 generation sequencing with global applications for the unprivileged patients.
- Abstract 3051: Enhancing matchmaking in targeted therapy (TT) for cancer (ca): Beyond the ‘arranged’ criteria
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