Postdoctoral researcher · University of Lübeck

Reading canceracross scales.

I’m Farbod Bahreini, a cancer biologist and immunologist exploring how molecular identity, immune behaviour, and tissue context shape tumour progression.

Dr. Farbod Bahreini
TCR repertoire
Integrin signalling
Cancer glycobiology
Tumour immunity
Current practiceExperimental cancer biologyTumour biology · Immunology · Quantitative analysis
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Research atlas

Four coordinates.
One biological question.

How does a cell’s molecular state become disease behaviour?

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research
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Tumour biology
& metastasis

Tracing the cellular decisions that enable survival, dissemination, and colonisation.

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B

Integrin
signalling

Decoding how adhesion receptors translate context into malignant behaviour.

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C

Cancer
glycobiology

Reading altered glycans as functional markers of tumour identity and progression.

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D

Immune
repertoires

Following T-cell clonotypes through immune intervention and autoimmune disease.

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FLOW CYTOMETRYRNA-SEQTCR REPERTOIRESIMMUNOSTAININGQUANTITATIVE IMAGINGMOLECULAR BIOLOGYFLOW CYTOMETRYRNA-SEQ

03 / Approach

Wet lab instincts.
Data-aware thinking.

I combine mechanistic experimentation with quantitative analysis to connect molecular changes to cellular behaviour and disease phenotypes.

Cellular

Flow cytometry, cell culture, functional assays and animal models

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Molecular

RNA-seq, TCR repertoire sequencing, qPCR and protein biochemistry

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Spatial

Immunostaining, microscopy, laser microdissection and image analysis

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Computational

R, Immunarch, MiXCR, FlowJo, QuPath and reproducible statistics

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Selected publications

The work,
in the literature.

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record
2026

The role of tumour-infiltrating B cells in head and neck cancers

International Reviews of Immunology

2026

Extracellular RNAs in pancreatic cancer: from pathogenesis to precision medicine

Expert Opinion on Biological Therapy

2026

The possible role of sirtuins and miRNAs in gastrointestinal cancers

Cancer Cell International

2025

Nanoparticles containing intracellular proteins modulate neutrophil heterogeneity

Frontiers in Immunology

Collaboration

Interested in cancer biology and immunology?

I welcome scientific discussions and collaboration opportunities in cancer biology, immunology, molecular biochemistry, and quantitative research.

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