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Before I was a #cancer survivor & started my career in cancer prevention & health disparities I worked in research with this crazy bunch! I am alive today b/c of life saving research. On #WorldCancerResearchDay I honor those working tirelessly in labs to find the next treatment!

Happy to see the first printed proof of me being a part of Peggy Goodell. It was a pleasure writing “In the spotlight” on the amazing paper by Ross Levine Lab

I’m so excited to join this fantastic group of early career scientists! Big shoutout to my BCMHouston neighbors Hongjie Li and @BoeynaemsSteven, my fellow A. Sánchez Alvarado lab alum Longhua Guo, and my former Stanford Cancer Biology PhD Program classmate Dian Yang!

In the Spotlight: Can ruxolitinib crash TET2- and IDH2-driven clonal hematopoeisis? – by Elmira Khabusheva and Peggy Goodell BCMHouston From the Labs at Baylor College of Medicine bit.ly/3U6kM2R

1/A picture is worth a thousand words but what if they can say more?! We developed live-cell FLIM approaches to track protein interactions within RNA-protein condensates – Our first paper is now out in Journal of Cell Biology! doi.org/10.1083/jcb.20…

Great to have Adam Wilkinson Wilkinson Group visiting the Dan L Duncan Comprehensive Cancer Center today hosted by Katherine King MDPhD . Fantastic talk about HSC expansion and exciting genetic in vitro and in vivo screens!

Submit an abstract by November 18 for the AACR Special Conference on DNA Methylation, Clonal Hematopoiesis, and Cancer (February 1-4, San Diego), chaired by Stephen B. Baylin, Margaret A. Goodell, and Peter A. Jones. bit.ly/48miPFr #AACRmethylation25 Peggy Goodell

Goodell_Lab tradition! #DNMT3A wins! #TET2 Clonal hematopoiesis!

MCB department tradition! #Halloween party w pumpkin and costume contests. #newPI wins!

🎉 Thrilled to share the @ribacklab’s first PhD defense! Huge congrats to Gandhar Datar and co-advisor Peggy Goodell ! 🎓🔬 Gandhar’s work in biophysics and leukemia led to the discovery of a new phase-separated condensate that drives leukemias. Stay tuned for more insights!

#ASH24 my poster ready. Hope it leads to CH prevention! Appreciate your fantastic mentorship Peggy Goodell Would like to thank Dr. Benjamin Ebert and Mikołaj Słabicki for this importan collaboration, For research suport The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society And don't miss Venkat Sundaramurthy Goodell Lab talk on Monday!

Was great day to run for the ASH foundation run/walk with Katherine King MDPhD Grant Challen et al ! #ASH24!

Cool study on the cover of new Cancer Discovery Cancer Prevalence across Vertebrates By Carlo Maley Amy Boddy Using >16,000 necropsy records across ~300 species, the authors show that neoplasia prevalence (& somewhat more modestly cancer) increases with adult body mass (contrary to Peto’s

How blood ages - A curious case of mice and men. Our latest study nature published today. Biological processes such as DNA mutagenesis often scale to animal time. Blood stem cells have special evolutionary protection against this. 👉🏽nature.com/articles/s4158…

Thrilled to share our work on stem cells and #aging in the hematopoietic system! Lots to dig into, and some interesting parallels and distinctions from human #aging and clonal hematopoiesis.

Time-resolved single-cell resolution of cancer development in patients. Deep insights into a leukemia (CML) that has taught the field so much. From an abnormal chromosome (Nowell and Hungerford 1960), to reciprocal translocation (Rowley 1973), to BCR-ABL (Baltimore, Witte,

Excited to share the Peggy Goodell News&Views on 3 exciting studies by Vassiliou Lab, Chan Lab, and Jennifer Trowbridge in nature and Nature Communications, showing that blood stem cells with mutant #DNMT3A (major driver of Clonal Hematopoiesis) depend on enhanced mitochondrial respiration ⬇️

So thrilled to have you join the team!

So sad to hear of Atul Butte’s passing. ⁦Atul Butte⁩. Fortunate to have briefly crossed paths. To know him for a millisecond was to immediately appreciate his generosity, brilliance, and warmth. He was always thinking, always inspiring. RIP