PhD candidate at UW MCB. Studying prostste cancer genetics in the Hsieh lab at Fred Hutch Cancer Research Center
Joined March 2018
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Alexandre Germanos retweeted
I don’t know this man, but he seems like he’d be a solid post doc. Get in touch with him 😄
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Join us for Alexandre Germanos's (@Alexrnagerm) defense!
Title: Mechanisms of Translation in Cellular Dynamics and Molecular Regulation of Advanced Prostate Cancer
Lab: Hsieh Lab, FH
When: Thurs. June 1, 11 am
Where: FH Arnold Building, M1-A303 & Zoom (email [email protected] for link)
Alexandre Germanos retweeted
Ever wonder what happens when DNA transcription clashes with mRNA translation? @SujataJanaPhD @FredHutch did and discovered a new tumor suppressive process called transcriptional-translational conflict caused by loss of #ARID1A! Out today @Cancer_Cell cell.com/cancer-cell/fulltex… 1/n
ALT This illustration by Emma Vidal of @drawimpacts depicts an epic tumor suppressive battle between two titans of gene expression, transcription and translation, caused by loss of ARID1A
Alexandre Germanos retweeted
In a study published today in @Cancer_Cell, Drs. @SujataJanaPhD and @HsiehLab discovered an emergency brake that bladder cells deploy to keep pro-cancer mutations from taking over. bit.ly/3AdR6GI
Alexandre Germanos retweeted
Meet Samantha Schuster, a PhD candidate in the @HsiehLab at @FredHutch. 👋
“I study an often-overlooked aspect of prostate cancer #genomics. The lab has been a great place for me to foster my interests in both gene regulation and #CancerBiology.”
🔗: bit.ly/405UmiB
Alexandre Germanos retweeted
Did you know that cells can adapt to overcome a roadblock in their TCA cycle? My PhD work is published online @elife now including a full ✨mechanism✨ for how SDH-null cells induce alternative aspartate synthesis enabled by complex I loss. Full thread by @LucasBSullivan below!
Pleased to share our lab’s first primary research manuscript is now online @eLife.
If you happened to read the @biorxivpreprint version (posted one year ago today!), some of the additional findings are described below:
elifesciences.org/articles/7…
Alexandre Germanos retweeted
Are you a prostate cancer researcher? Looking to start a lab? Come join a dynamic team @fredhutch ! Please RT. apply.interfolio.com/121588
Alexandre Germanos retweeted
Congratulations to Alex Yuan for defending his PhD thesis! Alex started a completely new direction of research on his own: using statistics to deduce relationships between time series data. Truly impressive!
Alexandre Germanos retweeted
Tomorrow at 6pm PST I’m gonna be raising money for Fred Hutch with twitch streamer Gingersnaps_67! We are going to talk about HIV/AIDS research going on at the Hutch while playing my all time favorite horror video game Dead by Daylight. I’m looking forward to it :)
Mark your calendars for TOMORROW at 6pm PST/8pm CT as @Gingersnaps_67 continues her charity stream efforts to benefit HIV/AIDS research at @fredhutch! She will be chatting with @Carleypillar3 from Fred Hutch and playing #DeadbyDaylight 🧪👩🏽🔬
twitch.tv/gingersnaps67
Alexandre Germanos retweeted
New work from @Alexrnagerm in the @HsiehLab at Fred Hutch gives scientists an unprecedentedly detailed look at individual cells as #prostatecancer develops and turns treatment-resistant in preclinical models of the disease. bit.ly/3uJWrTz
Alexandre Germanos retweeted
Scientists identify multiple cell types that may contribute to treatment resistance in prostate cancer. elifesciences.org/articles/7…
ALT A cell-by-cell tapestry of prostate cancer progression, which the authors created by applying a technique called UMAP to the entire dataset from their study.
Alexandre Germanos retweeted
Ever wonder wonder why prostate cancer cells become heterogeneous with treatment? @Alexrnagerm from @HsiehLab did for his @MCBSeattle PhD work and it is so great to see his paper accepted and out today in @eLIFE (elifesciences.org/articles/7…). Check out his tweetorial too!
I’m thrilled to report my first publication from @HsiehLab @Fredhutch which was accepted and published in @eLIFE today! Thanks to my fellow @HsiehLab members for support and encouragement over the years. See my first ever tweetorial below. elifesciences.org/articles/7… (1/12)
Alexandre Germanos retweeted
New work from @Alexrnagerm in the @HsiehLab at Fred Hutch gives scientists an unprecedentedly detailed look at individual cells as #prostatecancer develops and turns treatment-resistant in preclinical models of the disease. bit.ly/3uJWrTz
I’m thrilled to report my first publication from @HsiehLab @Fredhutch which was accepted and published in @eLIFE today! Thanks to my fellow @HsiehLab members for support and encouragement over the years. See my first ever tweetorial below. elifesciences.org/articles/7… (1/12)
As a companion to the paper, we also created an interactive portal for anyone wanting to query genes of interest in our dataset. Check it out here! (11/12) atlas.fredhutch.org/hsieh-pr…
Also check out a pair of lovely press releases by @eLife elifesciences.org/for-the-pr… and @fredhutch fredhutch.org/en/news/center…. Big thanks to the writers of both pieces for covering our work! (12/12)