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Excited to see our work published in @ScienceAdvances! 🎉
Very grateful to Gina DeNicola (@LabDeNicola) and all our coauthors who made this work possible.
🔗 science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…
Very grateful to Gina DeNicola (@LabDeNicola) and all our coauthors who made this work possible.
🔗 science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…
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Abstracts due in 2 days!
⚠️ Abstracts due by July 24th!
FREE virtual 2026 Cancer Metabolism Showcase & Workshop — September 8–9
✅ Short talks & poster sessions
✅ Career panels & workshops
✅ Career Keynote from Ralph DeBerardinis
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⚠️ Abstracts due by July 24th!
FREE virtual 2026 Cancer Metabolism Showcase & Workshop — September 8–9
✅ Short talks & poster sessions
✅ Career panels & workshops
✅ Career Keynote from Ralph DeBerardinis
📝 Submit & register: cancermetabolismshowcase.org
Please share!
FREE virtual 2026 Cancer Metabolism Showcase & Workshop — September 8–9
✅ Short talks & poster sessions
✅ Career panels & workshops
✅ Career Keynote from Ralph DeBerardinis
📝 Submit & register: cancermetabolismshowcase.org
Please share!
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DeNicola Lab retweeted
Excited to share our new @biorxivpreprint from the @BradyLab led by Santanu Ghosh.
“Mitochondrial copper stabilizes lipoylated TCA cycle proteins to sustain metabolism and proliferation”
biorxiv.org/content/10.648…
“Mitochondrial copper stabilizes lipoylated TCA cycle proteins to sustain metabolism and proliferation”
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DeNicola Lab retweeted
Excited to share our new @biorxivpreprint from the @BradyLab & @PaulTitchenell lab on MASH, phosphatidylcholine metabolism, and copper biology with @JaclynE_x8 &
biorxiv.org/content/10.648…
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DeNicola Lab retweeted
From the floor at #AACR26, a conversation between Elsa Flores, PhD (@LabElsaFlores), and Chang Jiang, PhD (@ChangJiangLab), on how cancer metabolism research, including dendritic cell metabolism, may enhance immune responses and improve therapies like CAR T-cell treatment. #MoffittAACR26 @AACR
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While at #AACR26, Elsa Flores, PhD (@LabElsaFlores), and Florian Karreth, PhD (@KarrethLab), took some time to discuss how non-genetic events drive melanoma progression and how new rapid preclinical models are helping accelerate cancer research. #MoffittAACR26 @AACR
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RT @PatrickHwuMD: Dr. Gina DeNicola (@LabDeNicola) talks about her research on cancer metabolism. Her work focuses on identifying metabolic…
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At the Moffitt booth during #AACR26, John Cleveland, PhD, and Gina DeNicola, PhD (@LabDeNicola), connected to discuss advances in spatial metabolomics and how identifying distinct metabolic markers across tumor, stromal and immune cells may deepen our understanding of the tumor ittAACR26 @AACR
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Following her education session at #AACR26, Gina DeNicola, PhD (@LabDeNicola), highlights how cancer cells depend on specific metabolic pathways to survive, and how those vulnerabilities may open new paths for treatment.
As research advances, targeting cancer metabolism a promising therapeutic strategy. #MoffittAACR26 @AACR
As research advances, targeting cancer metabolism a promising therapeutic strategy. #MoffittAACR26 @AACR
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Cancer metabolism is not just a survival tool, it is a therapeutic opportunity, and at #AACR26, Gina DeNicola, PhD (@LabDeNicola), shares how targeting these vulnerabilities could reshape cancer treatment. #MoffittAACR26
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DeNicola Lab retweeted
Pleased to share our recent work out today in @NatMetabolism. This study addresses a longstanding mystery - NRF2-driven cancers increase cysteine acquisition (via xCT) by ~5x - so where does all that cysteine go?
Excess cysteine drives conjugate formation and impairs proliferation of NRF2-activated cancer cells dlvr.it/TRwLTT
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Interested in stable isotope infusions but daunted by jugular catheter surgery? New from postdoc @Yumi_Kim0201 : our simple tail vein catheter method enables anesthesia-free infusions in awake, freely moving mice. 🧵
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Key advantages: ✅ Minimal anesthesia ✅ Physiological metabolite pools ✅Mice move freely ✅ No surgical expertise needed ✅Steady-state labeling comparable to jugular infusion.
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A practical, anesthesia-free platform for in vivo metabolic tracing! Paper: doi.org/10.64898/2025.…. Questions? Reach out—happy to share protocols!
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Join us in at Moffitt! The Metabolism Program is recruiting at the Assistant Member (Assistant Professor) level. Review of applications starts September 1st. Please share! Details here: …cancer-center-careers.hctsportals.com/jobs/1883440-t…
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