Reyka represented our lab at the HTAN F2F meeting earlier this week. She gave a wonderful presentation on our recent prostate cancer efforts. Thank you!
Jessie joined the lab! Congratulations! It happened on Halloween so don’t mind some spooky pictures of our lab members!
We are happy to announce that Sugandha Roy joined our lab. Wishing you a very fulfilling PhD journey.
We are matching in earthy color palette today!
On Aug 1st we had a lovely lunch to celebrate a bittersweet moment of Wagma leaving the lab after completing her PhD. And then Josh Stuart from the UCSC, a long term collaborator and a friend from the TCGA times, visited our lab.
We did it! Yay! Congratulations to us!
After what seemed to be the longest revision ever, our mouse kidney multi-omic characterization is published in Nature Genetics! Congrats to Siqi (former PostDoc), Simon and Ruiyang (former grad student) for this achievement.
We are pleased to see that our recent germline CPTAC Cell paper is getting noticed across the globe! Here are some of the news and reports on our paper.
Mount Sinai press release: https://www.mountsinai.org/about/newsroom/2025/study-reveals-how-inherited-genes-help-shape-the-course-of-cancer
Siteman: https://siteman.wustl.edu/how-do-inherited-cancer-mutations-drive-tumor-growth/
Eduard and Kathleen's press release (Spain): https://www.carrerasresearch.org/en/news/new-proteogenomic-research-links-germline-variants-to-cancer-progression
ASCO post: https://ascopost.com/news/april-2025/germline-variants-may-impact-unique-nature-of-patients-cancer/
Others :
https://scitechdaily.com/born-with-it-how-your-dna-shapes-cancer-before-it-even-starts/
https://www.newswise.com/articles/study-reveals-how-inherited-genes-help-shape-the-course-of-cancer
https://www.bioworld.com/articles/719433-germline-variants-impact-on-pan-cancer-proteome?v=preview
Our group published a proteogenomic germline study in Cell in collaboration with CPTAC consortium. Congratulations to Fernanda Martins Rodrigues and other co-authors for this tremendous effort! WashU has also published a report about this publication. Read it here.