New students are needed in the lab!
Our kidney disease expert has recently graduated and can now proudly call herself Dr. Liu! Congrats Ruiyang!
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Our pan-cancer driver study is now published in Cell! This study provides a multi-omics analysis-based resource across ten cancer types from more than 1,000 patients and uncovers pan-cancer insights into shared oncogenic driver mechanisms and pathways. Salient observations demonstrate the value of comprehensive proteogenomics in understanding the functional states of oncogenic drivers and their links to cancer development. Talented artist Jessica Johnson created a stunning candidate cover image. Huge congrats to the driver team!
What can tell an epigenetic driver from noise? The key is proteomics! Dive into our Pan-Cancer methylation paper, just released in Cancer Cell. We have leveraged the power of the CPTAC multiomic dataset to identify aberrant DNA methylation with concurrent transcriptional and translational changes across 7 cancer types. We have pinpointed the lineage-specific epigenetic drivers and methylation subtypes, illuminating how DNA methylation affects cancer genes and tumor phenotypes. Shout out to the methylation team! Enjoy the paper here
Kelsey decided to extend her rotation for another 4 years! We hope you’ll have a smooth PhD in our lab.
Reyka is the person behind the camera and the one who organizes our monthly lab hangouts. Kudos to all who came last Friday. It was yummy
Good news: Evan joined the lab on June 7th! Welcome and we hope you will have a great PhD here
Lijun and Yize graduated this year and now were hooded by Li at the DBBS Hooding & Recognition Ceremony. Such an amazing ceremony. Makes me want to graduate too!