Kyle S Smith (@KSSKyleSmith) profile picture

Senior bioinformatic scientist at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital

Memphis
Joined January 2011
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The Northcott lab conducted an extensive re-analysis of a single-cell transcriptional atlas of human cerebellar development originally published in 2022. During this process, we identified significant concerns related to data integrity and interpretation,
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Where does medulloblastoma come from? St. Jude scientists have helped figure it out. bit.ly/3xIYo4i @drpaulnorthcott @nature #childhoodcancer #braintumor #CCAM #CancerResearch
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St. Jude scientists have discovered the developmental origins for Group 3 and Group 4 medulloblastoma which may help improve research models and potential therapeutics. bit.ly/3S2eT3J @nature @drpaulnorthcott #childhoodcancer #CCAM
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Kyle S Smith retweeted
1/5 Our new paper resolving the developmental origins of Group-3 Medulloblastoma is out @Nature Previously the cellular origins of Group3-MB were unknown despite multiple cross-species efforts comparing MB tumors to mouse cerebellar single-cell atlases. nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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UPDATE: the suspect is still at large. If you do not have to be out, stay indoors until this is resolved.
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As we bid a final goodbye today we ll fondly remember Prof. Zoltan Patay for his immeasurable contributions to #pedineurorad @drmankad @StJudeResearch @The_ASPNR @ESNRad @zguroztekin @drpaulnorthcott @TYPoussaintMD @draash @hakimaalhashimi @LorenzoPinelli @nihaal08 @MirskyDavid
Excited to share our latest pre-print building a single-nucleus atlas of pediatric rhabdomyosarcoma. We report heterogeneity within 18 patient tumors, and 18 xenografts from those same patient tissues, and show treatment selects for mesoderm-like cells #sarcoma @StJudeResearch
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