Dr. Christian
R. A. Regenbrecht
MOLECULAR BIOLOGIST · TRANSLATIONAL ONCOLOGY
Science. Truth. Responsibility.
Scientist, entrepreneur and executive working at the intersection of translational oncology, functional precision medicine and drug development.
SCIENCE & TRANSLATION
From patient-derived models to functional precision medicine.
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Patient-derived Models
Patient-derived organoid and ex vivo models that preserve clinically relevant tumour biology.
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Functional Precision Medicine
Functional testing of individual patient tumours to identify therapeutically actionable vulnerabilities.
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Translational Oncology
Bridging experimental cancer biology and clinical decision-making through patient-relevant model systems.
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Drug Development
Translational strategies for evaluating therapeutic response and accelerating evidence-driven drug development.
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
Selected Publications
2026
Functional precision medicine using patient-derived models
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Functional precision medicine using patient-derived models
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Functional precision medicine using patient-derived models
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PERSPECTIVE
Science is more than the generation of knowledge.
TRUTH · RESPONSIBILITY · TRANSLATION
Truth is our purpose. Responsibility is what gives science meaning.
I believe that science carries a responsibility beyond discovery. Translational research should connect biological understanding with decisions that matter for patients — rigorously, transparently and with an awareness of the limits of our knowledge.
My work has therefore remained at the intersection of experimental biology, patient-derived models, functional precision medicine and drug development. The common question is simple: how can evidence become meaningful action?
CONTACT
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