So happy to see this out!! Congratulations Winnie Kan et al. Amazing work. “Distinct assemblies of heterodimeric cytokine receptors govern stemness programs in leukemia” aacrjournals.org/cancerdiscover…

🌟This is a fascinating paper 🌟 ➡️ “Cytokine receptor stoichiometry controls leukemic cell fate” out now in Cancer Discovery ➡️ beautiful integration of genomics, structural / molecular / cell biology. Love it! Congrats to the authors! Link to the manuscript below. OncoAlert AACR

Fantastic “out of the box” collaborative science revising our understanding of the role of CD123 to LSC biology in #AML.

Very important paper boosting our understanding of Cytokine Receptor Signalling. Great work!

#ICYMI— Cytokine receptor stoichiometry controls leukemic cell fate—by Winnie Kan, Dr Urmi Dhagat, Kerstin Kaufmann, Timothy Hercus, John Dick, Director, Bio21 Institute, Angel Lopez et al. bit.ly/3BPKsaw Centre for Cancer Biology Uni of Adelaide Princess Margaret Cancer Centre University of Melbourne #Leukemia

Happy to share our work in Journal of Clinical Investigation on RUNX1 loss in leukemic progression. Using primary human samples, we find a targetable dependency of RUNX1-mutant leukemias on IL-3/JAK/STAT signaling. Magnificent work by Amy Fan! Check it out ➡️ jci.org/articles/view/…

August issue— Distinct Assemblies of Heterodimeric #CytokineReceptors Govern #Stemness Programs in #Leukemia, by Winnie Kan, Dr Urmi Dhagat, Kaufmann, Hercus, Dick, Director, Bio21 Institute, Lopez et al. bit.ly/44zTlAJ Centre for Cancer Biology Uni of Adelaide Princess Margaret Cancer Centre University of Melbourne

Fascinating talk by Winnie Kan on the role of IL3 in stemness and cell fate in AML at #NDLR2024

From the March issue— Cancer Mutations Converge on a Collection of Protein Assemblies to Predict Resistance to Replication Stress, by Xiaoyu Zhao, @aksinghal90, Trey Ideker et al. bit.ly/4c8Z2L7

So very thrilled to be awarded funding from Cancer Australia Can Too! This project will investigate ways to block release of chemicals from breast cancer cells that act on their immediate environment, to tackle breast cancer growth and metastasis.

Very beautiful work with important insights into fundamental mechanisms of cytokine signaling via heterodimeric receptor complexes. Really enjoyed reading this!

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Thank you Bioplatforms Australia for supporting our SA #Multiomics Framework Initiative grant! 😁Really looking forward to leading this project together with Sullivan Lab to uncover the transcriptional, epigenetic and metabolic mechanisms underpinning how IL-3 drives cell fate!

Thank you Australasian Society for Stem Cell Research for inviting me and giving me an opportunity to share our work! It was so exciting and inspiring to see everyone's amazing work and to connect with other Australian and international stem cell researchers! I learned so much and now have so many new ideas! 😊

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