Genome Integrity Lab | Associate Professor @CRI_UTSW @UTSWMedCenter. We study how mitotic errors and genomic instability drive cancer evolution.

Dallas, TX
Joined October 2018
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When cells in different phases fuse, nuclei play a mitotic tug-of-war Olga Afonso, Daniel Feliciano and Jennifer Lippincott-Schwartz investigate the fate of syncytia containing nuclei at different cell cycle stages. Highlight: journals.biologists.com/jcs/…
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The Department of Biological Chemistry at UCI is seeking a tenure-track Assistant Professor! This is a broad search across biomedical sciences, including genome stability. Join a dynamic department with great faculty benefits and year-round sunshine! recruit.ap.uci.edu/JPF10441
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Out today in @JCellBiol Work from the Mogessie, @FachinettiLab & @DrSteffi labs reveals how CENP-A/B/C cooperate to maintain kinetochore function in oocytes and how declining centromere strength predisposes aging eggs to aneuploidy. @pewhealth @HFSP doi.org/10.1083/jcb.20260613…
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We are looking to hire post-doctoral fellows to work on somatic mosaicism, regeneration, and cancer development, please reach out to me if you are interested! @CRI_UTSW
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Congrats Pippa! You’re awesome 😎
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That’s a wrap for FASEB Aneuploidy 2026! Thanks to all the attendees for making it a special meeting. The science was so out-of-this-world that NASA even launched a spaceship for us. 🚀 See you again in 2029! #ANESRC
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We are recruiting new faculty at all levels who seek to solve fundamental problems in biology and disease. @CRI_UTSW is an exceptional and highly collaborative environment to build a research program and pursue ambitious science. Join us!
Come be part of our #relentlessdiscovery and discover the treatments of tomorrow. Faculty recruitment through Oct. 15 👉 cri.utsw.edu/careers
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😊 New preprint! In budding yeast, Dna2-intrinsic condensation regulates long-range DNA-end resection. Analyses suggest redistribution of condensate grammar in humans. Congrats to Chris Jordan and the Mekhail, Wyatt, Cowen & Hakem labs! More to come soon. biorxiv.org/content/10.64898…
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A big week for the lab! Two new papers on how cells repair DNA double-strand breaks: one on getting NHEJ started in chromatin, one on processing the ends before ligation. Years of work by a fantastic team.
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New Online! Mechanisms and disease relevance of DNA break repair pathway choice dlvr.it/TVXnnC
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How are mitotic chromosomes built? 🏗️ Our Review @TrendsGenetics revisits the classical chromosome scaffold model and connects it to condensins, topoIIα, and physical forces. We propose interphase chromatin domains as “building blocks”🧩of chromosomes: authors.elsevier.com/a/1nmwr…
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Very happy to share our new Perspective in Nature Reviews Genetics, led and written primarily by my colleague Liam P. Shaw: “The shared evolutionary capacities of plasmids and extrachromosomal DNA” nature.com/articles/s41576-0…
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Congrats Siyuan, Emma, and colleagues!
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🎉 Excited to share the first preprint from the Panday Lab! biorxiv.org/content/10.64898… We identify FANCM as an adaptive genome-maintenance dependency in BRCA1-deficient breast cancer and uncover its role in restraining ongoing structural genome evolution.
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How did we come to understand cancer in the light of evolutionary theory? Nothing makes sense if not with population genetics! In our latest @NatureRevCancer review we unpack how population genetics theory applied to somatic cells allows us to measure and predict cancer evolution from molecular data. Computational modelling in oncology has gone a long way but we need to go much further. The frontier is combining evolutionary theory with machine learning. Link below👇
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#Postdoc position available in my lab to study the role of senescence and senescence evasion in cancer therapy responses (available for up to 5 years) Check out saurinlab.com further details about project and lab culture in general. jobs.ac.uk/job/DSS226/post-d…
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