Cells make toxic metabolites every minute they’re alive. How do they survive them?
In our @ScienceAdvances paper, we report that NRF2 coordinates the defences against genotoxic formaldehyde and ferroptosis resistance by regulating SLC7A11 (xCT)👇
https://t.co/EzbJn4KHyS
How does leukaemia develop? 🩸 How long does it take? ⏳
🌟 Our paper, started back when I was a PhD student in @jrblundell’s lab, is out today in @Nature 🌟
Yearly blood samples from women who developed AML in later life let us trace it back decades 👇
https://t.co/fqyOpc5OKH
🔬 It's a wrap! Thank you to all speakers and participants for two wonderful days of science at the #IJCSymposium2026!
Congratulations to @eballestar, @BiolaMJavierre & @JTomasNavarro for organising such a successful event!
See you at the next IJC Symposium!
How do cells respond to glucose deprivation?
We focused on RAS-driven NSCLC and analyzed cell biology and transcriptional responses.
ATF4 and ATF6 dominate these transcriptional responses!
They regulated multiple metabolic genes, including metabolic enzymes and transporters
Marta Shahbazi dirige un grupo en el legendario Laboratorio de Biología Molecular de Cambridge, cuyos científicos han ganado una docena de premios Nobel. El equipo de la española ha iluminado los primeros días de la fecundación humana. Más información ➡ https://t.co/acEZUlnE9S
Inspired by The Lord of the Rings: NRF2 (Sauron, the master controller), SLC7A11 (Saruman, the executor), and cystine (the orcs) — battling formaldehyde and fueling GSH to guard against ferroptosis. By @AgMorellato illustrating our @ScienceAdvances https://t.co/Ti3mEL4U7R
Inspired by The Lord of the Rings: NRF2 (Sauron, the master controller), SLC7A11 (Saruman, the executor), and cystine (the orcs) — battling formaldehyde and fueling GSH to guard against ferroptosis. By @AgMorellato illustrating our @ScienceAdvances https://t.co/Ti3mEL4U7R
1/ Excited to share our new study, steered by A. Lazarenkov @CarrerasIJC, out now in @ScienceAdvances!
TET2-driven AGO2 activation links epigenetic reprogramming to myeloid commitment and leukemia. 🧵👇
https://t.co/pAkHPeKpkw
Cells make toxic metabolites every minute they’re alive. How do they survive them?
In our @ScienceAdvances paper, we report that NRF2 coordinates the defences against genotoxic formaldehyde and ferroptosis resistance by regulating SLC7A11 (xCT)👇
https://t.co/EzbJn4KHyS
Cells make toxic metabolites every minute they’re alive. How do they survive them?
In our @ScienceAdvances paper, we report that NRF2 coordinates the defences against genotoxic formaldehyde and ferroptosis resistance by regulating SLC7A11 (xCT)👇
https://t.co/EzbJn4KHyS
One import, two needs: cystine supplies for formaldehyde tolerance and GSH synthesis for ferroptosis defence.
Blocking cystine import and GSH synthesis together kills cancer cells from different tumors in vitro, and engrafted in a chick CAM (in ovo model).