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PhD Student at @gjmacintyre Lab - @CNIOStopCancer | La Caixa INPhINIT Retaining Fellow @BecariosFLC

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RT @el_pais: Descubierto un marcador que indica qué pacientes no responderán a la quimioterapia. La genética de sus tumores puede desvelar….
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RT @CNIOStopCancer: #CNIOStopCancer develop test that predicts which patients will not respond to cancer chemotherapy. They have identified….
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RT @gjmacintyre: 🚨Chemo treatment upgrade!🚨. Check out our approach to modernise chemotherapy treatment published today in @NatureGenet. Fr….
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A pleasure to be at the fantastic #EACR2025 and present my research project! Looking forward for cool scientific discussions with amazing cancer researchers and friends @EACRnews @CNIOStopCancer @BecariosFLC @gjmacintyre
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RT @BHFHeptathlon: 💥New preprint from the @gjmacintyre lab!. Thrilled to share this major team effort, with @Sanroman_Fern as co-first auth….
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RT @gjmacintyre: TL;DR Forecasting oncogene amps & tumour suppressor dels is feasible! This can refine risk stratification and anticipate t….
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RT @gjmacintyre: MET amps cause EGFRi resistance in ~25% of NSCLCs. Forecasting MET amp in 33 EGFR-mutant NSCLC tumours treated with osimer….
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RT @gjmacintyre: Currently, LGGs are classified into 4 WHO risk groups. CDK4/PDGFRA amps and CDKN2A dels are linked with poor prognosis but….
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RT @gjmacintyre: Encouraging right? We then applied our approach to two clinical scenarios where forecasting specific genetic changes might….
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RT @gjmacintyre: Next we tested longitudinal pairs, forecasting at the early time point (before driver amp) and testing at the latter. In p….
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RT @gjmacintyre: First, we tested performance on two independent cohorts: PCAWG: 2,114 primaries; HMF: 4,784 metastases. 147 of the 241 mod….
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RT @gjmacintyre: We trained this model for 241 drivers using 7,880 TCGA samples across 33 tumour types. But do these models work? 7/.
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RT @gjmacintyre: Challenge 3: forecasting in a clinical setting. Solution: binarise predictions and only use standard genomic test data as….
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RT @gjmacintyre: Challenge 2: growth rates of mutant vs non-mutant cells (and thus selection) cannot be easily determined in a clinical con….
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RT @gjmacintyre: Challenge 1: amp/del rates cannot be readily measured from an input genome. Solution: approximate using a steady-state pro….
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RT @gjmacintyre: Simple model? Seemingly so. But estimating mutation rate and selection coefficients from tumour DNA alone, especially for….
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RT @gjmacintyre: Inspired by previous work showing that cancer genome evolution is deterministic .
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RT @gjmacintyre: If tumour genome evolution is deterministic, can we forecast genomic changes? Yes we can! At least for oncogene amps and t….
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