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Pleased to share our work 4 years in the making: a validated tool to predict metabolic circuitry using scRNAseq data. And some cool biology we learnt about the polyamine pathway! lnkd.in/dxea7BY a big thank you for multi-site teams that are involved in this work.

Metronomic therapy editorial in The Lancet Hopefully the metronomic chemotherapy concept will gain more traction in low and middle income countries. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34111417/

Check out this new project with James Kennedy and Hubert Tsui👇🤖@kullervohynynen @DoctorAndySmith Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre youtube.com/watch?v=uwOIts…

Another remarkable example of tool use in ants: fire ants “paving” sticky surfaces. I’ve seen signs of this behavior, but I didn’t expect it to be so robust until my friend told me about it (Wang et al., 2021 Insect Science).

Sunnybrook scientist David Andrews & his team developed new dyes that will make the microscopic effects of drug compounds on living cells easier to see. The dyes were recently licensed to Saguaro Biosciences to reach more scientists & advance drug discovery: sunnybrook.ca/research/media…

A new research partnership between Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre Research Institute and Amylyx is laying the groundwork for the development of drug candidates with the potential to treat amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). David Andrews Learn more: sunnybrook.ca/research/media…