So excited that our work is published in Science today! 📣We profiled regulatory elements from 1.1 million cells across 42 distinct human brain regions🧠, and associated relevant cell types to 19 common neuropsychiatric disorders. Science Magazine #BICCN doi.org/10.1126/scienc…

So glad you joined us The Brain Tumor Center! Wonder what you will discover next.

Kim lab #SNO2023 just before start of main meeting. An amazing program! The Brain Tumor Center Washington University Neurosurgery

Start of plenary session #SNO2023! ⁦Fantastic program by Michelle Monje🎗️⁩ ⁦Shawn Hervey-Jumper⁩ ⁦Humsa Venkatesh⁩

⁦Ryan T. Cleary, MD⁩ talks about our work on BBB permeability augmentation and laser therapy in a mouse model #SNO2023! ⁦The Brain Tumor Center⁩ ⁦Washington University Neurosurgery⁩

KimLab #SNO2023 ⁦The Brain Tumor Center⁩ ⁦Washington University Neurosurgery⁩. So many things to think about from the meeting to improve care for brain tumor patients!

Thrilled about this preprint article from Hao Chen & Albert Kim, MD, PhD about USP7 and Hao-Fountain syndrome! You guys had me at "a novel p53-independent ubiquitin signaling pathway." ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P… Albert H. Kim Test Account #USP7 #HaoFountainsyndrome Hao-Fountain Syndrome

VERY happy to share THREE papers exploring the genomic, biochemical, and cellular architecture of Schwann cell tumors published in Nature Communications today from RaleighLab members John Liu, MD PhD and Tim Casey-Clyde 🌉, from former lab member Vasudevan Lab, and from Albert H. Kim! 1/5

First, RaleighLab shows that functional interactions between neurofibromatosis tumor suppressors underlies Schwann cell tumor de-differentiation and treatment resistance, revealing new therapeutic strategies for resistant tumors. 2/5 nature.com/articles/s4146…

Second, Albert H. Kim shows that vestibular schwannoma cells resemble a nerve injury-like state. 3/5 nature.com/articles/s4146…

Third, RaleighLab shows that epigenetic reprogramming shared the cellular landscape of schwannomas, and reports a novel function genomic technique for single-nuclei RNA/ATAC/CRISPRi-perturbation sequencing (snARC-seq). 4/5 nature.com/articles/s4146…

In sum, many advances in our understanding of these common peripheral nervous system tumors, and some new techniques with broad relevance ! Exhilarating to work with Vasudevan Lab John Liu, MD PhD Tim Casey-Clyde 🌉 Albert H. Kim and many others on these papers! UCSF Neurosurgery . 5/5

Too fun collaborating with you, my friend. Lots of hypotheses to follow up on from our work! BCM Neurosurgery The Brain Tumor Center

So proud of our trainee and now faculty colleague, Bhuvic Patel, MD, on this collaborative study with Sahm Lab on pituitary carcinoma NASBS meeting. The Brain Tumor Center Washington University Neurosurgery

Repetitive sequences make up much of the human genome and have been implicated in #cancer development. In the latest edition of Science Magazine, Dr. Dimitrios Mathios (Dimitrios Mathios) and colleagues (1/2)

The #BrainTumorCenter seminar series is back! Join us on 4/3 at 8:30 a.m. CST for a talk by Aaron Diaz, PhD (Diaz Laboratory) about single-cell studies of #braintumor heterogeneity. Siteman Cancer Center Test Account

#DivisionOfNeurotech Washington University Neurosurgery Congrats all!!

The #BrainTumorCenter seminar series welcomes Christine Brown, PhD, from City of Hope as she discusses "CAR T Cells for #Glioblastoma. Join us in Moore Auditorium on 5/1 at 8:30 a.m. for breakfast & conversation. Siteman Cancer Center

Great anterolateral and endoscopic endonasal approach dissections by trainees! Looking forward to Bhuvic Patel, MD as a skull base colleague. The Brain Tumor Center

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