Happy to share our newest publication in @NatImmunol
Congratulations to all authors, so proud to be your colleague. Full manuscript available here https://t.co/kKbYuaK0J4
We are proud to acknowledge the first #GlioblastomaAwarenessDay. Please join us in remembering those that have been taken by this disease, as well as the patients that are currently fighting it. Learn more here: https://t.co/nqK8mRkB3e
The #glioblastoma patient population is in desperate need of new and better therapeutic options. Join the brain tumor community as we aim to raise awareness and find treatments on the first-ever #GBMDay - July 17! #BTSM
Impressive work from the @RonDePinho lab on how the genetic makeup of #glioblastoma dictate the composition of the TME. Symbiotic Macrophage-Glioma Cell Interactions Reveal Synthetic Lethality in PTEN-Null Glioma: Cancer Cell https://t.co/6p9xkTTHah
Post-doc position available in the Charest Lab to advance the field of #ExtracellularVesicle#exosome ! Send in your CV. The position is open and available immediately.
Have you checked out our 'Brain Tumors Web Focus' yet?
If not, have a look at this nice collection of #oncogenejournal papers that helped change the landscape in brain tumor research. #cancer#CancerResearch
https://t.co/5hIDXYoaeN
Can #immunotherapy succeed in glioblastoma? A research update on efforts to use the immune system to treat brain cancer: https://t.co/3fmGDif0HA #CancerCurrents
For anyone using https://t.co/9dGJ695Nkx: the site is currently down and we are working on bringing it up again. We are also re-engineering the site to increase stability. Apologies for inconvenience.
In cancer, we now know the most common mutations in protein coding genes thanks to the #TCGA. I suspect that the bulk of mutations are found in those 10% of most studied genes with few mutations in the 90% less “popular” genes
Which genes are hot... and which genes are not? Massive study of gene-specific bias in publication and funding shows that most human research is done on just 10% of genes, and predicts the most promising neglected gems #PLOSBiology https://t.co/jYxqjpahGK
Huge congratulations to the distinguished winners of the ESMO Awards 2018 - @jsoriamd, @TonyMok9, Pasi A. Jänne and Margaret Foti, in recognition of their outstanding contribution to oncology https://t.co/C0uUi2aBSc
A system to effectively identify genome-wide off-target effects from CRISPR–Cas9 genome editing has been tested in mice in a paper published in Nature. These findings could facilitate research into the clinical translation of genome editing. https://t.co/azMSpGJzeq
Beautiful paper from @SageJulien and colleagues demonstrating the power of GEMMs. There truly are important discoveries to be made from autochthonous mouse models.