Check out our recent exciting work on understanding the role of #Api5 in #Breast#Cancer published in @BioMedCentral https://t.co/UjbaR8sEQm.
We identified the various nodes that Api5 regulates and promotes breast carcinogenesis.
Scientific Initiatives @venture_center is excited to welcome students to an exciting one-day summer camp on "Biology Magic"
filled with excitement and discovery.
๐๏ธ Date: Wednesday, 29th May 2024
๐ Time: 10.00 am to 05.00 pm
๐ Registration link: https://t.co/CCEwCb519l
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Meet Breast Cancer Canada Researcher, Dr. Rama Khokha.
Scientist Dr. Rama Khokha at @pmcancercentre has devoted her research to molecular cancer prevention.
Last year, Breast Cancer Canada witnessed the power of her innovation first-hand. In June, Breast Cancer Canada announced $3 million funding for the 3P Precision Prevention Progress Project, led by Dr. Khokha.
Her research focuses on identifying new risk factors and developing screening methods to detect cancer at an earlier stage, and will lead to future prevention strategies for breast cancer patients everywhere.
To Know More about Dr. Khokhaโs story, please visit https://t.co/hnX7tcHdVi
@rmkhokha
#KnowMoreStories #MeettheResearcher #breastcancercanada #researchmatters
Thanks to the organisers @MayurikaLahiri and others, for providing me the opportunity to share a few glimpses of our DNA Damage studies and some ongoing adventures as part of the Early- Mid career talk! Proud to represent @rmkhokha and @brokendna labs
@IACR2024 conference conducted @IISERPune brought together amazing stories on cancer research from various parts of the world. Stellar lineup of speakers, around 150 student posters and flash talks, and insightful career discussions made it a phenomenal learning experience!
A very exciting discovery in the mammary progenitor biology and breast cancer by @c_mccloskey1 and others from our lab. Don't miss reading if you are interested in mammary biology and high risk breast cancer. I am very happy to have contributed to this amazing study!
Excited to share our discovery of an epithelial progenitor population in the human breast! FABP7+ ductal luminal progenitors have distinct and targetable metabolism, and are the projected root of aberrant differentiation in the BRCA1 breast. @rmkhokha 1/9
https://t.co/Ve1AHbwrsB
Do checkout our modified 3D breast acinar/ spheroid culture protocol for breast cancer research. Thank you @MayurikaLahiri and @JoVEJournal for the opportunity. Also thanks to the other contributors @libi_anandi and Vaishali Chakravarty!
An amazing method for proteomics profiling of rare cell populations developed by @mrwaas and @KislingerThomas. Do read the article to know more about DROPPS!
Introducing DROPPS!
Here's our preprint that describes an accesible approach to low input proteomics and how we applied it to generate some interesting biological insights (1/x)
https://t.co/cBhdAWgy4a
@aktilaiyan There can be many other factors also, but our life science research should start focusing on clinic outputs. We have tremendous potential, and can have great impact on a very large population but it's still not utilized. People will start recognizing the impact.
@aktilaiyan Yes, that's true, but for example there r hundreds of new molecules that are predicted to have treatment capability coming from studies in India. But most of them just end in a paper and that's it. We should start utilizing them and have a good pipeline from the lab to clinic.
@aktilaiyan I truly support what you said, but one major issue I see in fields like life science is that the outputs are at many times not directly reaching the common man, be it drugs, devices, or technologies. Majorly due to lack of actual collabs with institutes hospitals and industries.
Congratulations @isro and #India ... India created history by conducting a successful soft landing on the south pole of the Moon, the first country in the world to do so and the 4th Country to land on the Moon ..
Chandrayaan-3 Mission:
'India๐ฎ๐ณ,
I reached my destination
and you too!'
: Chandrayaan-3
Chandrayaan-3 has successfully
soft-landed on the moon ๐!.
Congratulations, India๐ฎ๐ณ!
#Chandrayaan_3#Ch3
We are hiring and looking for 2 postdoc researchers interested in cell heterogeneity and early detection of breast cancer. This is an exciting opportunity to work with us and our @tfri_research@BreastCancerCDN and @CIHR_ICR funded projects!
Please RT and reach out to us
Deadline for the post extended till 15th August!
If you have MolBio expertise consider applying to this highly innovative project post. Esp, if you are a postdoc in India, or abroad and willing to move back we are offering attractive compensation and high growth.
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