Mohammad Rashidian
@m_rashidian1
Assistant Professor, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute/Harvard Medical School
We examined the present and future of AI and translational cancer research for @Cancer_Cell - check out superstar @JoYatesResearch below for more on this perspective! @DanaFarberNews
Excited to share our new paper, "New horizons at the interface of artificial intelligence and translational cancer research", out now in @Cancer_Cell ! With @VanAllenLab, we explore how AI is reshaping oncology—from discovery to the clinic. 🔗 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
A great collaboration with my friend @JunQiLab. We screened a small molecule library targeting epigenetic regulators curated by Jun’s team using our dual reporter system. The ensuing mechanistic work required innovative chemical and rigorous molecular biology.
Proof-of-concept: Epigenetic reprogramming could one day be a new therapeutic path in colorectal cancer. @Nilay_Sethi explains how histone acetylation shapes CRC cell fate in this @AGA_Gastro study: bit.ly/46gS7z1
Without its international students, Harvard is not Harvard. hrvd.me/IntStudents25t
Just got notice the NIH grant supporting top trainees in my lab working on epigenetic reprogramming to cure diseases that needlessly disable and kill millions of americans a year has been terminated. Pointless and cruel
Watch our exclusive discussion from #iwCART25 with experts @elizabeth_budde, @m_rashidian1, @MichaelDJain, & @MarcoRuella to hear about potential strategies being explored to improve efficacy & minimize toxicity of #CARTCell therapy 💉🩸: 🎥 ow.ly/tHNc50VOtvt #ImmunoOnc
CD45-PET imaging gives a panoramic view of in vivo immune activity bit.ly/3RNlbFY
CD45-PET is a game-changer for basic and translational immunology—finally letting us track immune dynamics in vivo. Its clinical potential is huge: from diagnosing immune-driven diseases to monitoring therapy response in real time. Excited to help unlock more of its potential!
CD45-PET imaging gives a panoramic view of in vivo immune activity bit.ly/3RNlbFY
On Lynch Syndrome Awareness Day, we’re spotlighting research on a vaccine designed to train the immune system to detect and eliminate cancer cells before they form. Learn how this could transform cancer prevention for Lynch syndrome patients: bit.ly/3XwfAa6
Another @DanaFarber superstar @m_rashidian1 discussing his innovative work targeting CD45 as a diagnostic and therapeutic target. Very promising for inflammatory disorders and hematological malignancies! Check his CD45-PET @Nature paper here: rdcu.be/d688j
🚨Excited to share our latest work, now out in @NatureBiotech ! We introduce SEED-Selection, a powerful method that enables high-efficiency enrichment of T cells edited at multiple loci in a single step 🧵👇 🔗 nature.com/articles/s4158…
The 4th Transatlantic Exchanges between @GustaveRoussy and @DanaFarber is set for March 19th. Use QR code below to register virtually! Topic: Radioligand therapy in Oncology @barlesi @barlesi @HJacene @KevinHaigisLab #Fizazi @ellenberlin @Medscape @Servier @m_rashidian1…
That airplane was taking figure skaters, coaches and their families home from a national training camp. It was full of talented young people just beginning their lives, moms and dads, brothers and sisters. My heart is sick as a mother. May God bless, comfort, and keep the…
Top 5 advances in medicine this week (🧵) 1. A tool to image inflammation Inflammation happens in a range of diseases - autoimmunity, aging, cancer - but we lack a tool to visualise it This study used CD45, which is expressed by all - and only - immune cells, as a marker of…
More than 40 percent of #postdocs leave academia. Those who landed a coveted faculty position were more likely to have had a highly cited paper, changed their research topic between their #PhD and postdoc, or moved abroad after receiving their doctorate. pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn……
CD45-PET is a robust, non-invasive tool for imaging inflammation | Nature @parkerici nature.com/articles/s4158…
Excited to share our new work in @Nature - check it out! We developed a way to image the immune system using PET. Our goal? To peer into the body and see where inflammation is hiding 🧐 Many thanks to @AliSalehiFarid, @m_rashidian1 & the whole team 🙏🙏 nature.com/articles/s4158…