Our lab group combines computational approaches with proteomics & single-cell tech to understand how altered signalling dynamics influence tumour behaviour
Garvan Institute
Joined May 2020
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1/ So proud of this work from the lab, out today in @ScienceAdvances. Huge amount of work by Jordan Hastings, @sharissa_latham and the team at @GarvanInstitute and @CancerEcoGarvan. Big thankyou to collaborators @KidsCancerInst and @sysbioire as well!
doi.org/grvvhz
Excited to see our work on overcoming drug resistance in relapsed high-risk neuroblastoma out there! Huge collaboration with the good people at @KidsCancerInst and Systems Biology Ireland:
science.org/doi/10.1126/scia…
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Check out our latest work on @7NewsSydney 🎥
Here, we report on targeting the NPY/NPY1R signalling axis to lessen #PancreaticCancer metastasis🔬👩🏼🔬
@GarvanInstitute
Check it out here:
youtu.be/TfBmrQ71Rq4?si=jL-z…
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Our latest publication in @ScienceAdvances is officially out!
Here, we target the NPY/NPY1R signalling axis to lessen metastatic burden of mutant p53-dependent #PancreaticCancer 🔬👩🏼🔬
Check it out here:
science.org/doi/10.1126/scia…
@GarvanInstitute @Timpson_Lab
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✨ New Year's resolution: submit your abstract and join #EESDrugResistance.
Abstract submission deadline is 12 January!
👉 s.embl.org/ees25-01-x
With this new symposium, we gather a highly international group of researchers to exchange in-person on the latest work on the biological mechanisms that mediate drug resistance and tolerance across the species barriers.
📆 18 – 21 March 2025
📍 EMBL Heidelberg and Virtual
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Feedback on my latest NHMRC application - “Team is dominated by senior male researchers”..
Umm it was 2 CIs and as far as I know I’m female?!
#bringbackpanels
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Thrilled to share our latest collaborative work with the Uldrijan group @MasarykUni on the role of eIF4F in #MAPK Signalling in #melanoma. Well done to everyone involved! @PNASNews @shanl78 @sysbioire @UCD_SBBS @UCDMedicine @UCD_Research pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.23…
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Check out our latest #publication
@ScienceAdvances demonstrating NID2 targeting in #pancreatic cancer
@GarvanInstitute @INCITeCentre @thomasrcox @PanKind_APCF see link
science.org/doi/epdf/10.1126…
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Happy to share that our recent work, led by Dr. Elysse Filipe, has just been published in Advanced Science.
"Tumor Biomechanics Alters Metastatic Dissemination of Triple Negative Breast Cancer via Rewiring Fatty Acid Metabolism"
→ onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/… ←
@GarvanInstitute
Thanks @sysbioire for having me back for this fantastic meeting!!
This morning's Session 4 was on the topic of #DrugResistance. Our speakers discussed a broad range of cancers and ways that they are working to address the unique challenges presented. #QBISBI2023 #cancer @QBI_UCSF @UCD_Research @UCDMedicine @UCD_Research @PrecisionOncIre
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Our researchers have made significant progress in an aggressive form of pancreatic cancer. Prelim results indicate that, as a combination therapy, this new drug could increase survival time by over 35% compared to chemotherapy alone ow.ly/82JY50PGe1i
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We are happy to announce that our program of work on the development & deployment of a novel anti-fibrotic in pancreatic cancer has just been published (OpenAccess) in @NatureCancer | → nature.com/articles/s43018-0… ← | @TCox_Lab @GarvanInstitute #extracellularmatrix #ECM #cancer
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Final list of confirmed speakers for #QBISBI2023! More details coming soon, including event website! Registration: t.ly/m7xWz
@UCD_Research @UCDMedicine @QBI_UCSF
@Ashworth_SF @KroganLab @UCDCancerLab @MargauxPinney @kevansf @ines_thiele @ZaroLab @AedinCulhane
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Our latest #publication in @ScienceAdvances focuses on how we can use Akt-FRET #biosensor mice to study real-time AKT dynamics in live tissue and #disease settings such as #cancer! 🔬🐁 Check it out via the link: science.org/doi/full/10.1126… @GarvanInstitute @INCITeCentre
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Sydney researchers are using sophisticated imaging to analyse cancer cells in "real-time” to pinpoint why some resist treatment.
Their work is vital in the mission to combat one of Australia's deadliest diseases. #9News @gabyrogers
Very excited for this meeting!!
Our list of all-star speakers for #QBISBI2023 is now live! This is sure to be an unmissable event. Mark your calendars and spread the news – spaces are limited! #researchsymposium #medicine @QBI_UCSF @UCD_Research @PrecisionOncIre @UCDMedicine @UCD_Conway
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We are delighted to announce our 2nd QBI/SBI Symposium on Molecular Networks of Cancer & Other Diseases, in person @ucddublin this October! Please RT and #savethedate - speakers list coming next week! #QBISBI2023 @QBI_UCSF @UCD_Research @PrecisionOncIre bit.ly/40BdmpD
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So happy to see this out @JExpMed - epic effort led by @ElissaDeenick #Scientia A/Prof @UNSWMedicine & @GarvanInstitute. PIK3R1 LOF & PIKCD GOF - same but diff't! Amazing collab with @Tangye_Lab et al. Big congrats to 1st authors Nguyen, Lau & @bier_julia!
rupress.org/jem/article/220/…
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Congratulations @Croucher_Lab @sharissa_latham
and collaborators, including multiple users of our INCITe centre.
Here are the inverted #multiphoton #microscopes used in their work @LeicaMicro
#biosensor #intravital
@Timpson_Lab @GarvanInstitute
science.org/doi/10.1126/scia…
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Neuroblastoma cells have innate randomness in how they respond to chemotherapy, shows A/Prof David Croucher, @sharissa_latham & team. This ‘noise’ in the cell death process gives tumour cells the edge in resisting chemotherapy. @Croucher_Lab
ow.ly/aXE050N9g3l
4/ Looking to restore JNK activity to these impaired cells, we found that they were also associated with high levels of H3K27me3. Despite this, focused drug screens showed HDAC inhibitors were more efficient at restoring chemosensitivity, rather than the expected EZH2 inhibitors.
