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PIttsburgh UPMC Hillman Cancer Center NSABP Foundation Magee-Womens Research Institute & Foundation breast cancer investigators enjoying some yummy Mexican food SABCS Adrian Lee Jennifer Xavier Martin Blohmer @OsamaShirazSha2

Nicole A. Traphagen, PhD There will be an oral presentation on orbital mets at the 2nd Int'l #Lobular BC symposium Pittsburgh May 14-16. Poster was presented at #SABCS19 last year. More common site of #LobularBreastCancer #metastasis #lobular2020 ilcsymposium2020.com

1/24 - Can we decipher order from cancer genomes? Our new paper “Pervasive chromosomal instability and karyotype order in tumour evolution” comes out in Nature today: nature.com/articles/s4158… The Breast Cancer Research Foundation The Francis Crick Institute Science and Innovation at Cancer Research UK Rosetrees Trust UCL Cancer Institute Swanton Lab The Royal Society

#YLHSGs Women In Global Health World Health Summit World Health Organization (WHO) Young Leaders for Health Martin Blohmer Dr. Roopa Dhatt Caline Mattar #EqualRepresentation for #EqualRights #COVID5050 #GenderEquity

Our lab is looking for a computational biologist. Cutting edge breast cancer research intersecting with some cool computational work in Pittsburgh. A cool city leading in AI etc. Please RT. Thanks UPMC Hillman Cancer Center Magee-Womens Research Institute & Foundation University of Pittsburgh CPCB jobrxiv.org/job/university…

Genetic alterations can cause tissue pathology and disease. But diseases also shape the genetic composition of tissues! See below our new study on how increased HSC proliferation in atherosclerosis accelerates clonal hematopoiesis. cell.com/cell/fulltext/…

"More and more evidence suggests that the earliest events in the evolution of a cancer can predate diagnosis by several decades" Even in utero. cell.com/cell/fulltext/… Kamila Naxerova Cell Comment to nature.com/articles/s4158…

Long-lived species have a slower mutation rate than short-lived species go.nature.com/3JLuvnq

Our lab has moved! We are so excited to now be part of the incredible HMS Genetics department HMS Genetics Department. The transition will allow us to expand on the basic & theoretical aspects of our research in somatic evolution and collaborate with lots of new illustrious colleagues!

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Cell divisions - so fundamental to somatic evolution yet so hard to count in humans! If you wonder how often cancer cells divide on their way to forming a primary tumor and metastasizing, check out our new pre-print: researchsquare.com/article/rs-383… Some highlights 👇

Cancer evolution enthusiasts - you might be interested in some new data from our lab on quantifying cell divisions along evolutionary lineages in colorectal and lung cancer, published today in Nature Genetics! If so, some highlights below 👇 nature.com/articles/s4158…

Finally done with my essay #proudofmyself

With each new episode of #HIMYM , can't help but feel nostalgic over the past 9years. Such an amazing journey it's been.