Srinivas Viswanathan Profile
Srinivas Viswanathan

@srviswanathan

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Physician-scientist | GU oncologist @DanaFarber @Harvardmed. Cancer genomics, functional genetics, RNA | Prostate Cancer; translocation RCC. Opinions my own.

Boston, Massachusetts
Joined December 2010
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@srviswanathan
Srinivas Viswanathan
1 year
Our paper on how X chromosome alterations drive sex differences in translocation renal cell carcinoma is now out in print @CellCellPress! Link to explainer thread if you missed it 👉:
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Cell
1 year
The new issue is out 👉 https://t.co/uP2kI6DjtL Featuring how X chromosome genetics constrains somatic alterations and underlies cancer sex differences, the functional mapping of RAD51C variants in cancer and single-cell genomics identifying markers of neuronal vulnerability and
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@Zhu_Lab
Hao Zhu Lab
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Where do cancers start? In the liver, not all cells are the same. The liver is divided into 3 “zones,” and each specializes in different metabolic tasks. We show in @Science that where a mutation occurs in a liver lobule can determine a cell’s fate. https://t.co/3YTc77gZcd (1/9)
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Srinivas Viswanathan
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Cool new preprint from @pbachi lab! A detailed single-cell molecular portrait of MRD progression post-stem cell transplant for MDS. See thread 👇
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Pavan Bachireddy
26 days
Thrilled to share our 1st preprint (!) on @biorxiv “Molecular and cellular dynamics of measurable residual disease (#MRD) progression in myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS).” Led by the indefatigable Yu-Hsiang Chen in the lab ( https://t.co/l8hxICNpJg). 👉👉 https://t.co/1rFRt1qFws
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Srinivas Viswanathan
1 month
These will all take time to wind their way through the publication process (♾) , but we hope sharing now sparks ideas & collabs. Lots of future directions across cancer contexts - pls reach out if interested! #OpenScience #CancerResearch [6/6]
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Srinivas Viswanathan
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#2 Led by @labratsprats w/ @drchoueiri @vanallenlab @LabSignoretti : snRNAseq of tRCC (17 tumors, ~90K cells!) vs ccRCC. They’re molecularly distinct - w/ clinical implications. #KidneyCancer #SingleCell. Link to 🧵: https://t.co/rRsTh3bhNS https://t.co/HbFA9VSxu9 [2/6]
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Renal cell carcinomas comprise multiple molecularly distinct cancers but most are treated empirically with therapies designed for clear cell RCC (ccRCC), the most common subtype, due to incomplete...
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Prathyusha Konda ✨
1 month
Late 🧵, but excited to share the first part of my postdoc work under @srviswanathan ’s mentorship! 🔗 https://t.co/tNEeDNbXSF Our work focuses on translocation RCC (tRCC) — a rare & aggressive kidney cancer that remains a black box despite progress in clear-cell RCC.
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Srinivas Viswanathan
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#1 Led by @Sadagopan_A @jiaoli43141960 #bingchenli: Framework to infer tumor dependencies from transcriptional profiles & nominate patient-specific targets; esp useful in rare cancers lacking models. #RareCancer. Link to 🧵: https://t.co/G7NcOuP7eM https://t.co/rJ4VaDvqnk [1/6]
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Functional genetic screens have uncovered dependencies in many cancers, but experimentally screened models for most cancers are far outnumbered by molecularly-profiled tumors, particularly for rare...
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Ananthan Sadagopan
1 month
Excited to share my project w/@srviswanathan on virtual CRISPR screening -- predicting cancer dependencies from RNA sequencing alone. On unseen rare tumors, nearly every predicted dependency validated experimentally! Creating a framework to rapidly go from patient → treatment
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Srinivas Viswanathan
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We’ve been busy 🐝s! Happy to share 5️⃣new preprints from the lab: one-liners below 👇#translocationRCC #CancerResearch @danafarber_GU [0/6]
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@count_me_in
Count Me In
3 months
If you have been diagnosed with #TranslocationRenalCellCarcinoma, please consider sharing your story to help advance research and understanding of this rare disease. 🔗 https://t.co/EJWI2LbYj5 | Learn more in the video below! #RareCancerResearch
@DanaFarberNews
Dana-Farber News
3 months
tRCC, or translocation renal cell carcinoma, is a rare subtype of kidney cancer. Learn more about the tRCC project and how patients can help accelerate research on this disease. @count_me_in @broadinstitute @srviswanathan Read more: https://t.co/BY0F1p7gzY
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@Oser_Lab
OserLab
3 months
Thrilled to share our new work published in Nature ( https://t.co/6KIgZiDhMN). We report an exciting new potential therapeutic strategy with a fascinating mechanism of action for cancers with a compromised G1–S cell cycle checkpoint, including SCLC. https://t.co/8UyaKWbecQ
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Nature - Dual cyclin A/B RxL inhibitors selectively kill small cell lung cancer cells and other cancer cells with high E2F activity.
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Srinivas Viswanathan
3 months
Congratulations @DrPrateekKhanna and excited for you as you embark on this new phase!! 🩺-🔬
@DrChoueiri
Toni Choueiri, MD
3 months
Welcoming @DrPrateekKhanna as new faculty to the @DanaFarber_GU @DanaFarber —Prateek had excellent lab and clinical training in GU cancers (@srviswanathan, Rupal Bhatt @BIDMChealth)! He just came back from #VailWorkshop @ASCO @AACR and he is ready to take over the world!
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Srinivas Viswanathan
3 months
See 👇 : opportunity to do exciting science in a great lab w/ a kind mentor!
@ZiadBakouny
Ziad Bakouny, MD, MSc
3 months
Come join us @MSKCancerCenter! You’ll work with @EdReznik and I on really cool science Please help spread the word @DrChoueiri @BraunMDPhD @srviswanathan @VanAllenLab @OncoAlert @Chrislabaki1 @ReneeSaliby @eddy_saad
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@VanAllenLab
Eli Van Allen
5 months
Here's our latest, led by superstars @JoYatesResearch & Dr. Camille Mathey-Andrews, jointly with @val_boeva and many more @DanaFarberNews @broadinstitute We studied primary & lethal esophageal cancer using multi[RNA, ATAC, spatial]-omics, see Josephine's tweets below for more!👇
@JoYatesResearch
Josephine Yates
5 months
Thrilled to share our new paper out today in Cell Reports Medicine! @VanAllenLab @val_boeva We map cell states & neighborhoods across clinical stages of esophageal adenocarcinoma (EAC) using single-cell, epigenomic & spatial data.🔗 https://t.co/e0fzzHCfmi (1/9)
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@yekeduz_emre
Emre Yekedüz
6 months
📢 #ASCO25: AREN1721 trial in translocation RCC (tRCC) closed early due to poor accrual (n=13), but key signals emerged: 🧪 Nivolumab+axitinib➡️ PR in 33%, median PFS ↑ from 1.8 → 10.5 mo (p=0.0004) 💊 Nivo alone showed no activity ⚠️ No unexpected toxicities 🚨 Trial
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@MikeSerzanMD
Michael Serzan, MD
6 months
🗣️Kidney Cancer Oral Abstracts #ASCO25 👉Abs4521: Dr #JAmesGeller presenting Nivo/Axitinib vs Nivo in pts with translocation RCC #AREN1721 🩺Clinical implications: - Nivo/Axitinib (n=6) showed early efficacy ORR 33% and mPFS 10mo - #TranslocationRCC remains a disease of unmet
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@PavlosMsaouel
Pavlos Msaouel
6 months
1/5 People living with sickle-cell disease (SCD) face ↑ cancer risk, including #RenalMedullaryCarcinoma. Our latest @ImmunityCP study suggests a culprit is the reshaping CD8⁺ T cell chromatin by SCD 👉 https://t.co/3O9JiiG7sH #MsaouelLab
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@DamonRunyon
Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation
7 months
A new study from Damon Runyon Innovator @srviswanathan takes a closer look at the behavior of the “inactive” X chromosome—and offers a potential explanation for sex-based differences in cancer. Read more: https://t.co/SuFqf7z2Ba
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