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UT MD Anderson researchers developed a 13-gene panel and a machine learning model that can predict which triple-negative breast cancer patients are more likely to respond to treatment: spr.ly/6011BBvadH @nicholas_navin @clintonyammd #EndCancer
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At #AACR26, Dr. Nicholas Navin presented on using single cell multi-omic technologies for resolving genotype-phenotype relationships in cancer.
Read more about his lab's work: spr.ly/6014B6hN6E #EndCancer
Updated version : single cell DNA (me), single cell DNA&RNA (thierry voet) and single cell RNA (Fuchou tang). Big thanks to Thierry for inviting us to the #SCSO2025 conference this year at the University of Leuven!
Looking forward to visiting KADOC-University of Leuven for their 600year anniversary in Belgium. I will be giving a talk at the Single Cell and Spatial Omics SCSO 2025 conference in scsomics2025.com . Great lineup of speakers and companies will be attending!
Excited to share our latest study in @CELL @MDAndersonNews a new single cell DNA&RNA co-assay technology (wellDR-seq) used to study the interactions of DNA copy number and gene expression during breast cancer progression led by @KaileWang @RuiYejerry
cell.com/cell/abstract/S0092…
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MD Anderson researchers developed a new single-cell DNA and RNA sequencing technology to identify ancestral breast cancer cells.
How this can help gain understanding on why some breast cancers are more aggressive than others: spr.ly/6012A8cXg @nicholas_navin #EndCancer
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Excited to be presenting a HeadTalk “Your Brain on #Beethoven” integrating live Brain-Computer Interface #BCI mapping at @AANmember Annual Meeting on 4/8 at 8-9am. I will also be sharing research highlights from #MusicInMedicine. In-person and virtual.
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So proud of our lab for attending the Stand up for Science rally in Los Angeles yesterday. You will make a difference ❤️ @NafPascal @isam_adam1 @hannysavage @KessenbrockLab @UCIrvine
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Time for it…
Single Cell & Spatial Transcriptomics Analysis 2025 | CSHL
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Had a wonderful time presenting our latest work on aneuploid epithelial cells in normal breast tissues at @SABCSSanAntonio in a session by @ReubenHarris together with @cncurtis and @ashleylaughney for a standing room session on tumor evolution
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Reuben S. Harris, Nicholas Navin, Christina Curtis, and Ashley Laughney discussed "Tumor Heterogeneity and Evolution" in an educational session at #SABCS24. @nicholas_navin @cncurtis @LaughneyLab
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Tumor Heterogeneity and Evolution:
Nicholas Navin, Christina Curtis, and Ashley Laughney will address this topic in an educational session at #SABCS24 (December 10-13). Learn more:
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A certain type of cells, called aneuploid epithelial cells, are usually associated with #breastcancer. However, new #research led by @nicholas_navin from 🇺🇸 @MDAndersonNews reveals that these cells can also be found in healthy women. dlvr.it/TGTHgv
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What gets erased when you integrate single cell data, and can you recover it? Finally, we know what happens and how to recover the lost signals. So excited to share CellANOVA, published online today in NBT! go.nature.com/4hZnzW5
Recovery of biological signals lost in single-cell batch integration with CellANOVA go.nature.com/4hZnzW5
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Happy Thanksgiving with the most impressive KM curve you’ll see today.
PFS for first line nivo/ipi vs chemo in MSI-H mCRC.
🛻 Truck test: <0.001
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Gentle reminder: even if you don't mask regularly, please mask inside airplanes.

ALT Article published at the New England Journal of Medicine: Transmission of the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome on Aircraft. After one flight carrying a symptomatic person, and 119 other persons, laboratory confirmed SARS developed in 16 persons, 2 others were given diagnoses of probably SARS, and 4 were reported to have SARS but could not be interviewed.
Replying to @DaniBeckman
How droplets from a cough flow through an airplane cabin when the virus is airborne. Video from Qingyan Chen, Purdue Univ. School of Mechanical Engineering
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Hidden Chromosomal Abnormalities Found in Healthy Breast Cells
An @MDAndersonNews study reveals that at least 3% of normal breast cells in healthy women contain chromosomal abnormalities associated with invasive breast cancer. These findings, published in @Nature, challenge current understanding of cancer development and early detection.
oncodaily.com/url/190603
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#Cancer #Bcsm #CancerResearch #MedEd #MedX #MedNews #Health #Medicine #OncoDaily #Oncology
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New paper from our group in @Nature by @YiyunLin_YL @junkewang @KaileWang and team reporting the unexpected discovery of aneuploid epithelial cells (3%) in normal breast tissues from healthy women raising the question of when is cancer really cancer?
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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Normal Breast tissues harbour rare populations of aneuploid Epithelial Cells
@Aiims1742 @nicholas_navin @MDAndersonNews @humancellatlas
oncodaily.com/url/189133
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