Rubin lab @WUSTLmed. Studying the molecular mechanisms that underlie sex differences in brain cancer #glioma#GBM#sexmatters (tweets by Rubin lab members)
We are still looking for two postdoctoral fellows to work on newly NIH-funded projects. A background in cell biology, cancer biology, developmental biology, or cancer genetics is preferred. A minimum of a 3-year commitment is required.
Visit rubinlab.wustl.edu/join-our-… to learn more!
Join us on June 22nd for the 13th Annual Head for the Cure 5K - St. Louis! We're raising funds for brain tumor research and awareness. Watch this clip of Dr. Albert Kim discussing the event's importance with Founder Matt Anthony. See you there!
Register: impact.headforthecure.org/ev…
"I was late learning about science … For much of my scientific training I feared I was behind my peers. But I have been able to close the gap—and that is something to be proud of." #ScienceMagArchivesscim.ag/43x2o7j
So excited that my main PhD project is finally published in @CellMedPress!! "Sex differences in brain tumor glutamine metabolism reveal sex-specific vulnerabilities to treatment". Thank you @JoeIppolitoLab and @LabRubin for all the support and mentorship!
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Thank you @UCSDNeuroSurg for the spotlight. Understanding the effects of sex differences on tumorigenesis is essential to developing personalized therapies for #BrainCancer, which can’t arrive fast enough! #BrainTumorAwarenessMonth
This #BrainTumorAwarenessMonth we highlight Dr. Najla Kfoury-Beaumont (@BKBeaumontLab), who is working to understand why men and women experience different treatment responses and outcomes by studying sex-specific epigenetic changes in brain tumors: go.ucsd.edu/3O0D4hj#BTAM
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🎉You still have time to submit your abstract for the 2022 SNO Annual Meeting now featuring 3 new submission categories! Deadline: Wednesday, June 1, 2022, at 11:59pm EDT. For full details visit eventscribe.net/2022/SNO/#SNO2022
Congratulations to our amazing postdoc @JasminSponagel for receiving a #OSSD2022 travel award for her thesis work on sex differences in glutamine metabolism in #GBM!! 🎉🎉🎉
#sabv#glioma
@AntounTamara presenting her outstanding poster on differences in GBM transcriptional regulation at #OSSD2022! Great work by @LabRubin and Rob Mitra labs @WashUGenetics
Fascinating talk from @JoeIppolitoLab on sex differences in glucose and serine metabolism in lung cancer at #OSSD2022!
Take home message: Serine synthesis may be a predictive marker for sensitivity to anti-folates in male but not female patients. #sabv#NSCLC
@JasminSponagel presenting her research on sex differences in cancer glutamine metabolism at #OSSD22 ! Clearly the biggest poster I have ever seen! @LabRubin
Key findings of our latest work: 1) glioblastoma transcriptional biology spans a constrained continuum … 2) with a limited spectrum of viable cell cohabitation ecologies 3) Relationship btwn GBM ecologies & imaging vary with sex and treatment status #SexMatters#MathOnc#BTSM
Glioblastoma states are defined by cohabitating cellular populations with progression-, imaging- and sex-distinct patterns biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor…#bioRxiv
Congratulations to our postdoc @JasminSponagel who has received a 2022 OSSD Travel Award for her PhD work on sex differences in brain tumor glutamine metabolism! 🎉
#glioma#metabolism#sabv @wustldbbs
We are pleased to announce the recipients of the
2022 OSSD Travel Awards!🎉🏅👏
✅ register for the conference (early bird ends on 4/3)
✅ submit a late-breaking abstract (deadline: 4/3)
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It's going to be an exciting week for the Rubin lab next week! @JasminSponagel will be defending her thesis on Tuesday! Join us if you are curious how sex differences in cancer metabolism contribute to sex-specific treatment responses! #sexmatters#glioma#PhDthesisdefense
This covid lockdown side-project turned into my second 1st author paper for my thesis and I am so excited to see it on @biorxivpreprint today! I branched out and found sex differences in lung cancer metabolism! #sexmatters#NSCLC Thank you @JoeIppolitoLab for all your support!