Project: PRJNA1017674
colorectal cancer. Patients with LS have a high lifetime risk for
cancer and an early onset of tumorigenesis. In this study we wanted to
assess the role of the chemopreventive target Nrf2 in LS. Upon
deletion of Nrf2 in a mouse model of LS (MSH2 loxP/loxPVil-cre) we
observed a strong reduction of the tumor incidence in the small
intestine. Nrf2 deficiency was also associated with an increase in
bacterial diversity in this mouse model of LS. Sequencing was performed at the Joint Microbiome Facility of the Medical University of Vienna and the University of Vienna under the project IDs JMF-2011-3 and JMF-2107-04.