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Luke Selth retweeted
21 Oct 2025
Scientists with Drs. @LukeSelth and Jianling Xie identify the protein disulfide isomerases PDIA1 and PDIA5, which play a critical role in folding of client proteins in the ER, as important regulators of #ProstateCancer growth and response to therapy. đź’Š
bit.ly/47dIKPg
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14 Apr 2025
Check out our new work exploring AR biology in advanced prostate cancer: tinyurl.com/2s39jh8b. We found that tumours expressing a specific AR variant (ARv567es) have a distinct transcriptomic profile and are resistant to androgen deprivation and bipolar androgen therapy
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14 Apr 2025
This research couldn’t happen without funding and support from @MovemberAUS @nhmrc @CancerCouncilSA @hosp_research @CancerAustralia @FlindersFound @cancerFCIC @FlindersHMRI @CCNewSouthWales and others
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PS – speaking of bipolar androgen therapy, you should also check out this recent review! tinyurl.com/4jmfadua
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Luke Selth retweeted
29 Oct 2024
Exciting Masters/PhD opportunities in Adelaide Australia, balancing creativity, excellence and inclusion!! Please join if your interested in Genomics and making a difference through research!! Please share with your networks!!!
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A great opportunity for talented graduates looking for a challenge. Oesophageal cancer is a disease with poor prognosis, here is your chance to make a difference.
flinders.edu.au/scholarships…
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Luke Selth retweeted
20 Aug 2024
Please RT! 🧬🧬
I am looking for a #postdoc fellow to lead a new project in 3D chromatin organisation and transcriptional regulation in cancer (experimental and/or computational) at @SAiGENCI in Adelaide.
Apply below:
careers.adelaide.edu.au/cw/e…
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1 Aug 2024
Do you want to do a PhD in cancer research in the world’s most beautiful city tinyurl.com/mtjk922p?
Thanks to the generosity of donors and @FlindersFound, I have a fully-funded PhD position in my lab starting 2025. For more info, check out tinyurl.com/bdh7j96t and/or DM me
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15 Jun 2024
It was a huge pleasure to be involved in this exciting new study from @ChangmengC and @ZifengWang_ZZD just published in @NatureComms shorturl.at/Jl46P
@UMassBoston @FlindersHMRI
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15 Jun 2024
Super short version: FOXA2 promotes transcriptional reprogramming – in collaboration with LSD1 and AP-1 – to enable prostate cancer lineage plasticity.
But there is SO MUCH MORE….give it a read if chromatin/transcription/plasticity/etc float your boat
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30 Apr 2024
Excited to share our latest work! Adeptly led by @RajShrestha1302, we forayed into the world of prostate cancer lipid metabolism and identified ACSM1 and ACSM3 as key players in this common cancer tinyurl.com/4ue62mfv
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30 Apr 2024
We are grateful for the wonderful collaborations that made this work possible @LisaButler5 @zeiadnassar @SwinnenJohan @HoyLipidLab @MattWattUnimelb and many other colleagues/friends
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30 Apr 2024
And of course, this research couldn’t happen without funding and support from @MovemberAUS @nhmrc @CancerCouncilSA @hosp_research @CancerAustralia @FlindersFound @cancerFCIC @FlindersHMRI @Flinders
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2 Apr 2024
We are very grateful for support from @CancerAustralia to pursue this important research @cancerFCIC @FlindersHMRI. Big thanks to our consumer advocates and co-investigators @ReneaTaylor1 @AminaZoubeidi @parkerlabPMCC @ChrisSweens1 @dralexswarbrick @AnthonyMJoshua.
1 Apr 2024
The Minister for Health and Aged Care @Mark_Butler_MP has today announced over $5.7m in funding through Cancer Australia’s Priority-driven Collaborative Cancer Research Scheme! Learn more about the successful 2023 #PdCCRS Ideas grant recipients: bit.ly/43JvQXk
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2 Apr 2024
Also, congrats to the other recipients (SA knocking it out of the park btw!)
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9 Mar 2024
Ok I'm a little biased but I reckon this is going to be a brilliant meeting. @DrKristinBrown is one of many outstanding speakers on the program. Join us in Adelaide in May!
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