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Dr Amy Dwyer publishes paper in the British Journal of Cancer on a role for IGF/insulin in breast cancer

Dr Amy Dwyer was first author on a paper recently published in BJC entitled "Insulin receptor substrate-1 (IRS-1) mediates progesterone receptor–driven stemness and endocrine resistance in oestrogen receptor+ breast cancer". Amy’s work for this paper was undertaken during her postdoctoral appointment at The Masonic Cancer Center, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, USA. Well done Amy! 

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DRMCRL students Danielle Fang and Ebithal Mustafa awarded prizes

PhD student Danielle Fang was awarded an Innovation and Commercial Partners Prize at the 2020 Virtual Florey Postgraduate Research Conference in October, 2020. Her poster was entitled "USP2: A key driver in lethal prostate cancer?"  In November 2020, PhD student Ebithal Mustafa was awarded the Australian Women in Endocrinology Prize at the 63rd ESA Annual Scientific meeting (virtual).  Her poster entitled "TFAP-2β interacts with AR to determine the phenotype and growth of molecular apocrine breast cancer" was the highest ranked science poster in the e-poster award finalist group. Congratulations to Danielle and Ebi!

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Symposium: Patient-derived in vitro models - Advances and challenges

Dr Jean Winter gave a presentation on "Advances and challenges of high-throughput 3D imaging using patient derived samples" as related to her breast cancer research, at the symposium organised by the South Australian Cancer Research Institute / University of South Australia. This focused symposium attracted more than 110 participants from 17 universities and research institutes across the country. Models and enabling technologies featured in the program were prostate cancer explants, and organoids derived from liver, nasal cells, ovary, breast and bowel cancer. 

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