Science reports in press, so frustrating!!
A light-hearted but insightful satire of why you should be careful of getting your science from the press. Most of […]
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Our first generation graduates are flying away
We would like to congratulate Alba and Nikos, our precious first generation Masters students, for passing their exams!!! Having gone […]
Please, do not forget self examination!!
Under the guise of humour, Deadpool invokes women to perform self-examination, and in a short timeslot explains why it […]
Our research breakthroughs leading to possible therapies
In 2015, we also published an exciting new research that linked cholesterol and breast cancer. Our work was nicely featured […]
Inert and repressed DNA can switch to an active function in cancer
In 2015, we also collaborated with other colleagues in identifying a novel role for a protein called LMTK3. Normally, LMTK3 […]
PBX1 amplification is not a good sign
Our investigation on the role of the PBX1 transcription factor continues. After revealing its role as a pioneer factor for […]
Our recent finding in cancer drug resistance
Notch signalling is important for several physiological process but is also central to the development of endocrine therapy resistance. Our […]
DeepSEA a new powerful tool able to predict non-coding DNA
Promising tool aimed toward the goal of functionally annotating non-coding DNA. It could become a mainstaple for laboratories dedicated to […]
New insights into non-coding DNA
The Meyerson group identifies a further avenue leading to oncogene activation. Amplification of non coding DNA in Lung and Endometrial […]