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SickKids Developmental & Stem Cell Biology Program
@SKDevStemCell
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Understanding the molecular and genetic mechanisms of a variety of developmental disorders and paediatric diseases to improve global child health outcomes.
Toronto, Canada
Joined February 2021
RT @BrainSurgn1989: Very pleased to post this new study from my group led by Kinjal Desai, targeting a rare cell fate OLIG2-mediated transi…
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RT @augusto_zani: Great job @FabianDoktor and the @Zani_Lab! Another important paper highlighting the effects of #EVs on fetal hypoplastic…
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RT @matt_eroglu: Why are so many inherited traits not explained by genome sequence variation? In my PhD work with @wbderry we describe a ne…
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RT @SickKidsNews: A newly discovered protein-protein interaction has sparked the development of a novel treatment for #glioblastoma 🧠 Publ…
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RT @XiHuang18: Today, we report in @NatureCancer a new approach to treat glioblastoma (GBM). First and foremost, this is the work of recent…
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@augusto_zani @CIHR_IRSC @Zani_Lab @SickKidsNews @UofTSurgery @CDHUK_CHARITY @cdhintl Congratulations @augusto_zani and the entire Zani Lab team!!
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RT @NeuroCellPress: First 2023 issue is out! Cover art by Siqi Ou illustrates Chen & coll. findings on mechanosensi…
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Congratulations Dr. Vijay Ramaswamy @vijayvijay1979 for Canada Research Chair award (Tier II) to identify weaknesses in medulloblastoma and ependymoma, the first and third most common paediatric brain cancers. @SKDevStemCell @SickKidsCancer @sickkids
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@farmgirlphd We are no longer giving the hybrid option because when we did, in person attendance was very poor.
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A SickKids team led by Dr. Xi Huang has uncovered the mechanics of the blood-tumour barrier, laying the foundation for more effectively treating medulloblastoma, the most common malignant paediatric brain tumour. Read more ➡️ #SKResearch
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Congratulations!!
🥳YAYY!!🥳Incredibly happy to share our work on the Human origins of Group 4 Medulloblastoma published today in @Nature. Massive collaborative effort to nail down a cell type found only in developing human brains as the cell of origin of these tumors
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