Research published in Nature describes a mechanism whereby stromal cells in the intestine promote tumour initiation. The findings may explain the prevention of colon cancer by aspirin. go.nature.com/2xHKq6S

New #ResearchHighlight! Manolis Roulis, G Kollias, Richard Flavell &co identified a population of rare #fibroblasts in intestinal crypts that promote intestinal #tumorigenesis through #prostaglandin E2 signalling. 🎼 go.nature.com/2VpghCp Cancer at Nature Portfolio Yale Department of Immunobiology Yale School of Medicine nature

Fibroblasts drive gut tumorigenesis cancercommunity.nature.com/users/391501-m…

We're excited to release our first lineup🥳! Speaker information can be found here: bit.ly/39r8lrh. More info about our upcoming talks soon! Please RT and spread the word! #ECI #ecr

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Thrilled to share that I started as an Assistant Professor Penn! My laboratory is Penn Path & Lab Medicine Penn Medicine, surrounded by an extraordinary community of scientific minds!

The research of the lab will be in the areas of tissue biology, chronic inflammation and GI cancers. We aim to understand IF and HOW local tissue microenvironments control complex pathogenic processes. Major focus on recently discovered fibroblast populations!

‘Humanized’ liver in mice reveals roots of chronic diseases news.yale.edu/2023/08/09/hum…