Thank you! Grateful for this incredible support from the Mass Life Sciences Center and the government of MA for a 3 year grant to further develop clinical Blood-based Diagnostics from circulating cell-free nucleic acid (cfDNA & cfRNA) and validate on up to 1000+ samples!
The Healey-Driscoll administration has announced the awardees for their Bits to Bytes program, including BU’s Ignaty Leshchiner, PhD. Congratulations, Dr. Leshchiner: https://t.co/Q4BC3mgQwe
Grateful for this generous support from American Lung Association with an Innovation Award to our lab! We believe that Advanced Minimal Residual Disease monitoring in cancer is the future of personalized clinical care.
Three Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine faculty have received grants from the American Lung Association to study lung cancer, pulmonary fibrosis and respiratory viruses. Congratulations to our faculty members: https://t.co/v9wQ5XfkBI
BU researchers show that unexpected multiple independent lung tumors in a single patient may be caused by developmental somatic mosaicism in the adult lung, when only some normal cells in the body carry a driver EGFR mutation: https://t.co/n0g1cyIAow
patient can result from developmental somatic mosaicism in the adult lung. This occurs when only some normal cells in the body carry shared mutations, including a driver EGFR mutation.
https://t.co/Uzndc0HBlF
Congratulations to all co-authors on this study!
Our paper "Developmental mosaicism underlying EGFR-mutant lung cancer presenting with multiple primary tumors" is out in Nature Cancer today.
With lineage tracing and phylogeny analysis by PhylogicNDT we show that, unexpectedly, multiple independent lung tumors in a single 🎉
Two more golden butterflies were caught at the Festival of Genomics & BioData in Boston! Stop by the New England Biolabs booth and see if you can spot one!
#FOGBoston
Honored, excited and grateful to be named 2024 Toffler Scholar! The Toffler Scholar program supports promising young medical researchers, physicians, and scientists in leading universities who are at a pivotal point in their careers.
We are profiling circulating nucleic acids in the blood to identify biomarkers of Alzheimer’s subtypes that are common in solid tissue, cerebrospinal fluid and blood to develop a blood-based assay to detect and monitor Alzheimer’s disease.
Honored and grateful to receive the 2024 Dahod Award in Breast Cancer for our collaboration with Dr. Gerald Denis on the mechanisms of diabetic exosome induced reprogramming of tumor cells that increase metastatic potential of breast cancer.
Adipocytes adjacent to the tumor have been known to alter their secretion patterns in conditions of obesity and insulin resistance, also altering the content of exosomes they shed to the blood stream. Thank you to the Dahod family for their generous support!
🇺🇸 Mary Wilson and Elizabeth Martin take home silver in the lightweight women’s double sculls at the 2023 Pan American Games.
1. CHI - 7:11.70🥇
2. USA - 7:14.54🥈
3. ARG - 7:15.27🥉
#Santiago2023@TeamUSA