Jindan Yu
@yu_jindan
Author of recently published work on PALI1-PRC2 @MolecularCell. Read and share bit.ly/3UQUYWc just moved to @emoryuniversity @emory_urology
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https://med.emory.edu/j-yu-lab 01-09-2017 20:33:56
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Thank you Dr. Chung for the pioneering work! Your legendary is still there Emory University years after you have left.
Special thanks to Andrea Miyahira Prostate Cancer Foundation for the insightful discussion! Many thanks to PCF Science for funding this innovative research that was beyond our comfort zone!
So honored to become a member of the ASCI! Many thanks to my mentors and nominators Jonathan Licht, MD Arul Chinnaiyan Sarki Abdulkadir
Congratulations Misha and Francesca Demichelis on this beautiful work!
A new technique developed by Lurie Cancer Center scientists at Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine and collaborators at UC San Francisco made human T-cells 100 times more potent at killing cancer cells without signs of becoming toxic. Read about this breakthrough, published in nature. news.feinberg.northwestern.edu/2024/02/07/usi…
It was incredible just being there, although I am just a short asian “hiding”somewhere in the picture! Best wishes to Felix Feng an amazing scientist, friend, and brother. You are magical and will continue to create miracles for all of us who love you!
Totally agree with Silke! Having more people like Felix Feng this world will be the Heaven!
It’s so awesome to be back at the Coffey-Holden Prostate Cancer Academy, I missed this meeting so much! The only meeting requires 10 mins presentation+20 mins questions #coffeyholden #prostatecancer Prostate Cancer Foundation
Such a pleasure to be at the Prostate Cancer Foundation Coffey-Holden conference. Amazing line-up for vibrant discussions following the fantastic talk by Ekta Khurana on non-neuroendocrine CRPC. Many thanks to Howard Soule Andrea Miyahira Ken Pienta, all organizers and donors!
The last day of the awesome Coffey-Holden 2024 meeting. Prostate Cancer Foundation Young Investigators Gavin Ha and Antonina Mitrofanova led off the computational session with fantastic talks on cfDNA analyses and mechanism-centric networks. A lot of very provocative ideas and discussions.
