Jingwei Zhang

Postdoc in Yilmaz lab and Bob Weinberg lab @kochinstitute @WhiteheadInst @MIT I PhD & BSc @OfficialUoM

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[Jingwei Zhang @Jingwe123]

Bob Weinberg and I wrote this new review on disseminated tumor cell dormancy, highlighting recent advances in intrinsic and microenvironmental regulation. Glad to share it here, and grateful to our co-authors for their contributions.@WhiteheadInst @kochinstitute @MITBiology

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The review focuses on dormancy of disseminated tumor cells, highlights recent advances in both cell-intrinsic and -extrinsic regulators of cancer dormancy, and reveals the microenvironment that drives the awakening of cancer dormancy. Read more: https://t.co/tEY5FQPlEV

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The review focuses on dormancy of disseminated tumor cells, highlights recent advances in both cell-intrinsic and -extrinsic regulators of cancer dormancy, and reveals the microenvironment that drives the awakening of cancer dormancy. Read more: https://t.co/tEY5FQPlEV

[Jingwei Zhang @Jingwe123]

@BravoCorderoLab @MIT @WhiteheadInst @IcahnMountSinai @TischCancer We really enjoyed the discussion and learning from your work!

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Last week I had the honor of visiting the Weinberg Lab @MIT @WhiteheadInst to give a seminar at their final lab meeting. Congratulations, Bob, on a remarkable career!Thank you for hosting me. Special thanks to @Jingwe123 for organizing, great to learn about your #dormancy work.

[Jingwei Zhang @Jingwe123]

@rweichselbaum @SeanPitroda @drdavidpalma @NiuSanford @piet_ost @CJTsaiMDPhD Very interesting to see similar findings. Our data together make me more convinced that chemo/RT-induced repair factors like EGF-family ligands are hijacked by dormant cancer cells to awaken and regrow.

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"Almost 90 percent of cancer-related deaths occur not from the original tumor, but when cancer cells spread to other parts of the body ... This is why it’s so important to understand how these ‘sleeping’ cancer cells can wake up and start growing again." https://t.co/MW8hwPjawG

[Jingwei Zhang @Jingwe123]

@Song68893177 Thank you Songhua!

[Jingwei Zhang @Jingwe123]

Grateful to the Whitehead Institute for the wonderful press release!

[Whitehead Institute @WhiteheadInst]

New research from the Weinberg lab demonstrates how inflammation jolts "sleeping" breast cancer cells awake — enabling them to multiply again. https://t.co/3ZGL5ZHQT1 @PNASNews

[Jingwei Zhang @Jingwe123]

I am deeply grateful for the continuous support from Prof. Robert Weinberg, the wonderful collaboration with Xin Li, and the contributions of everyone who has been part of this project over the past several years.

I warmly welcome any comments and suggestions.

[Jingwei Zhang @Jingwe123]

✨ Excited to share that our new work is now published online in PNAS! In this study, we uncover new insights into cancer dormancy and awakening. @WhiteheadInst @kochinstitute @MIT

https://t.co/EOGNkCreD1

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#AACR25

[Jingwei Zhang @Jingwe123]

Excited to share our work and new insights on cancer dormancy and awakening from the Weinberg Lab at the AACR Annual Meeting today. Thanks for all the valuable feedback! I’ll be at the conference until Wednesday afternoon. Feel free to reach out for questions or collaborations!

[Jingwei Zhang @Jingwe123]

Hi, is it possible to help me post it before my talk? @WhiteheadInst @kochinstitute

[Jingwei Zhang @Jingwe123]

I will be giving a talk on cancer dormancy and awakening at the AACR Annual Meeting on Monday, April 28th. The talk will be part of the session ‘Underpinning Molecular Mechanisms of Metastasis,’ held from 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM in Room E450-A in McCormick Lakeside Center (Level 4).