Jonathan Chou Profile
Jonathan Chou

@jonchou05

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San Francisco, CA
Joined March 2016
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@BladderCancerUS
Bladder Cancer Advocacy Network
3 months
Research funded in part by BCAN with @jonchou05 in @NatureComms : Modulating the PPARγ pathway upregulates NECTIN4 and enhances chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T cell therapy in bladder cancer. Click here to read the article:
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nature.com
Nature Communications - Enfortumab vedotin (EV) is the current standard treatment for advanced bladder cancer, but resistance typically develops within a year, highlighting the need for new...
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@BladderCancerUS
Bladder Cancer Advocacy Network
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In @naturecomms: Bladder cancer variants share aggressive features including a CA125+ cell state and targetable TM4SF1 expression. Click here to read the article:
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Nature Communications - Single cell analysis of histologic variant bladder tumors detects a shared CA125+ tumor cell state associated with aggressive clinical features and reveals enriched...
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@CChuMD
Carissa Chu
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UCSF BCAN community really showed up for our walk this year, babies and 4 legged friends alike, to support our patients with bladder CA and raising $40k for research. No one walks alone 🧡@bcan_chisolm @UCSFCancer @UCSFUrology @SimaPorten @jonchou05 @koshkin85 @SamWashUro
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@NatureCancer
Nature Cancer
1 year
📢Check out this Article NOW ONLINE! @NatureCancer '#Transcription and #DNAreplication collisions lead to large tandem duplications and expose targetable #therapeutic vulnerabilities in #cancer' ✏️By Jonathan Chou, Lixing Yang and colleagues 📎 https://t.co/MyQVvgPWsq
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@UCCancerCenter
UChicagoCancerCenter
1 year
🔥 Hot off the press: Lixing Yang, PhD, and collaborators at @UCSF have published a ground breaking work in @NatureCancer, demonstrating how unrepaired collision of DNA replication and transcription can drive aggressive cancers. @UChicagoCCB @jonchou05 https://t.co/YLKqGCat5I
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@UCCancerCenter
UChicagoCancerCenter
1 year
📕 New publication alert: Lixing Yang, PhD and his collaborators at @UCSF published an exciting work demonstrating new approaches to correct the errors generated by the collision of DNA replication and transcription. @jonchou05 @NatureCancer @UChicagoCCB https://t.co/Gg39yK3M5K
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@ProstateCell
Prostate Cell News
1 year
In prostate cancer, sensitivity to poly ADP-ribose polymerase inhibitors is dependent on the specific type and zygosity of the CDK12 mutation, reports Dr. Jonathan Chou's team at @UCSF. https://t.co/qRdFVgfLZ9
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@PGrivasMDPhD
Petros Grivas
1 year
Thanks @jonchou05 for visiting @fredhutch fantastic talk & dinner! @HsiehLab @li_haolong @DrOmarMian @JLWrightMD @koshkin85 @GavinHa @DrTFriedlander @BladderCancerUS @Uromigos @JoshMeeks @TiansterZhang @jklee_lab @FaltasLab Great opportunities for collaboration & translation!
@HsiehLab
Hsieh Lab
1 year
Thank you @jonchou05 from @UCSFCancer for presenting your innovative work @fredhutch on understanding and targeting the surface-ome in #bladdercancer. @PGrivasMDPhD @li_haolong @DrOmarMian @JLWrightMD
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@DrTFriedlander
Terry Friedlander
1 year
Awesome #BCANTT24 this year. Great representation from #UCSF!
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@biorxiv_cancer
bioRxiv Cancer Bio
2 years
Histologic variants in bladder cancer harbor aggressive molecular features including TM4SF1 expression and a CA125+ cell state https://t.co/wBicWEkw1q #biorxiv_cancer
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@Markuseckstein3
Markus Eckstein
2 years
We are happy to share our new study published today @JCO_ASCO (👉 https://t.co/NJtUVRVJ0Q) on the role of NECTIN4 amplifications to predict responses to Enfortumab Vedotin treatment in metastatic urothelial cancer. With a huge contribution of our multinational team we uncovered
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@niklas_kluemper
Niklas Klümper
2 years
Great overview on UC pathology @Markuseckstein3 🔥 important to keep these pathways of UC carcinogenesis in mind for ADC targets as well, as NECTIN4 is overexpressed in luminal tumors as nicely demonstrated by @jonchou05 https://t.co/y9gkotHqZY in @CCR_AACR @urotoday @OncoAlert
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Sensitivity to EV is mediated by expression of NECTIN4, which is enriched in luminal subtypes of bladder cancer. These findings may have implications for biomarker development, patient selection, and...
@Markuseckstein3
Markus Eckstein
2 years
In the first part we tried to understand the architecture of regular urothelium and key markers expressed in different layers of it. This important to understand why urothelial cancer can appear with multiple molecular and histological subtypes.
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@Markuseckstein3
Markus Eckstein
2 years
Our latest paper ist out in @Histo_Journal ! We comprehensively studied the membranous protein expression of the two important #ADC targets TROP2 and NECTIN4 (surfaceome 🏄‍♂️). it is the first paper on protein expression in a large cohort of over 200 muscle-invasive and metastic
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@koshkin85
Vadim Koshkin MD
2 years
Awesome showing by @UCSFCancer at #BCANTT23 Thank you to @SimaPorten and many of our colleagues @UCSFHospitals including also @friedt02 @Tanjin097 @jonchou05 @xiaolin_zhu @HemoncUcsf @ckcding and our NPs Iva Colon and Krisztina Emodi @BladderCancerUS
@SimaPorten
Sima Porten
2 years
Team UCSF at the 2023 BCAN Think Tank! Blessed to have such amazing colleagues and friends @CChuMD @koshkin85 @ckcding @SamWashUro @HeikoYangMDPhD #BCANTT23
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@SimaPorten
Sima Porten
2 years
Team UCSF at the 2023 BCAN Think Tank! Blessed to have such amazing colleagues and friends @CChuMD @koshkin85 @ckcding @SamWashUro @HeikoYangMDPhD #BCANTT23
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@Dr_Di_Zhao
Di Zhao MDA
3 years
Excited to see our B7-H3 paper published by STM today! Many thanks for all lab members, collaborators and funding sources! @Wei_Shi90 @BradStCroix @aaparicioMD @MDAndersonNews @PCFnews @CPRITTexas @NIH
science.org
Immune checkpoint B7-H3 is a promising therapeutic target in PTEN/p53-deficient prostate cancer.
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@CChuMD
Carissa Chu
3 years
Exciting new study out of @UCSFCancer Michael Evans @jonchou05 et al: Theranostic Targeting of CDCP1 in Multiple Subtypes of Bladder Cancer with Lu177 https://t.co/5EPd0BMRCf
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