Great to see this work led by Bekky Feltham @WEHI_research and the global ubiquitin community now published. Happy to have contributed to the curation of HECT E3s.@CCB_Research
The E3-ome gene-centric compendium reveals the human E3 ligase landsca... https://t.co/MqMJS9D7NR
I am delighted to be able to share that our latest paper arising from a project co-led by @DrSarahBoyle and me is now out in the world, published in AAAS Science Advances: https://t.co/Qihz05OGWD.
We are very excited to share our newest results, published in Science Advances: “Compressive stress-driven Piezo1 activation and Rho-ROCK mechanotransduction promote tumor progression via epigenetic mechanical memory”. https://t.co/TzwsRBuMHx
Why ‘being squeezed’ helps breast cancer cells to thrive
“intense physical pressure at early stages of the disease… leaves a lasting ‘mechanical memory’ in breast cancer cells, promoting aggressive behaviour after the pressure itself has been relieved.”
https://t.co/JvTmdEgVml
We are very excited to share our newest results, published in Science Advances: “Compressive stress-driven Piezo1 activation and Rho-ROCK mechanotransduction promote tumor progression via epigenetic mechanical memory”. https://t.co/TzwsRBuMHx
In a study co-led by myself and Prof @TMEM_Samuel at @CCB_Research, Adelaide University, we found breast cancer cells subjected to compression, such as experienced during tumour growth in the restricted mammary duct, are changed in ways that worsen the resulting tumours.
More on compression! @TMEM_Samuel@CCB_Research detailed how compressive stress from rapid mammary tumour growth triggers a Piezo1-dependent pathway that activates Rho-ROCK-mediated mechanosignaling contributing to a mechanical memory that drives cancer progression. #MBIMPG2025
Our lab is seeking a postdoctoral scientist to work with us on an exciting new project modelling cancer extracellular matrix structures using nanofabrication approaches. Full details are at https://t.co/VRL5D94hWv.
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Five UniSA projects awarded $5mill in @NHMRC grants announced today are set to improve cancer treatment, & help people prioritise their time building health
Summer is coming and so are the @CCB_Research@UniversitySA 2024/25 Vacation Scholarships for a 4-8 week research intensive in cancer biology!!
There are also $100/week top ups kindly donated by the Fuss Family and @lashesofchange
closes: 22 Sept 👇👇👇
https://t.co/1kmKNg6h5B
Our colleague @s_pitson at @CCB_Research@UniversitySA will be trekking the Kakoda Trail in October raising funds for @NeuroSurgRF, particularly for an important research project led by A/Prof. Quenten Schwarz to find better treatments for children with brain cancers.