Exploring Tumor Microenvironment and Vascular Changes — Insights from Dr. Aliyarbayova Aygun Aliyar
Exploring Tumor Microenvironment and Vascular Changes — Insights from Dr. Aliyarbayova Aygun Aliyar
Understanding the microscopic and ultrastructural changes within tissues is essential for advancing cancer research and improving therapeutic strategies. At the 12th International Cancer, Oncology and Therapy Conference and Exhibition, we are honored to feature Dr. Aliyarbayova Aygun Aliyar, Assistant Professor in the Department of Cytology, Embryology, and Histology at Azerbaijan Medical University, Azerbaijan.
Dr. Aliyar will present her research through a scientific poster titled: “Ultrastructural Study of Changes in the Pulmonary Vascular Compartments under Macrophage Migration Inhibitory Factor (MIF).”
Investigating the Role of MIF in Pulmonary Tissue Dynamics
Macrophage Migration Inhibitory Factor (MIF) is a key inflammatory cytokine increasingly recognized for its role in cancer biology, tumor progression, angiogenesis, and immune regulation. By examining how MIF interacts with lung structural elements, researchers can gain deeper insight into how inflammatory mediators influence vascular compartments and tissue remodeling—processes closely linked to cancer metastasis and tumor microenvironment development.
Dr. Aliyar’s work focuses on the ultrastructural level, providing highly detailed observations that contribute to understanding how cellular and vascular alterations occur under MIF influence. Such findings are crucial for identifying potential diagnostic markers and therapeutic targets, particularly in cancers involving pulmonary involvement or metastatic spread.
A Career Dedicated to Morphological and Translational Research
Dr. Aliyarbayova Aygun Aliyar completed her PhD at Azerbaijan Medical University and has been actively engaged in postdoctoral research since 2022, concentrating on the interaction between macrophage migration inhibitory factor and lung structural elements. Her academic work bridges classical histological science with modern oncological research, strengthening the understanding of disease mechanisms at a cellular and molecular level.
Currently serving as an Assistant Professor, she contributes to education and research in cytology, embryology, and histology, mentoring future medical scientists while advancing investigative pathology.
Significant Contributions to Scientific Literature
Dr. Aliyar is an active member of the Azerbaijan Anatomy, Embryology and Histology Society and has authored more than 100 publications in reputable journals and conference proceedings. Her extensive scholarly output reflects a sustained commitment to advancing biomedical knowledge and collaborative research.
Why This Research Matters for Oncology
Studying structural and vascular alterations provides essential insights into:
Tumor microenvironment evolution
Inflammatory mediators influencing cancer progression
Mechanisms of angiogenesis and tissue remodeling
Potential pathways for targeted therapeutic intervention
Translational links between morphology and clinical oncology
Research such as Dr. Aliyar’s helps connect foundational cellular science with practical oncological applications, reinforcing the multidisciplinary nature of modern cancer research.
Join Us in Dubai
The 12th International Cancer, Oncology and Therapy Conference and Exhibition will bring together global experts to share discoveries that are shaping the future of cancer diagnosis, treatment, and prevention.
📅 April 09–11, 2026 📍 Novotel Dubai Al Barsha, Dubai, UAE
We look forward to welcoming participants to engage with cutting-edge research, collaborative discussions, and scientific advancements that continue to redefine oncology.
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