Working papers
2017-01-25
№ 1. Sexually antagonistic selection and sex chromosome evolution in Stickleback.
Changde Cheng, Andrius J. Dagilis, Jason M. Sardell, Asano Ishikawa, Jun Kitano, Matthew P. Josephson, Catherine L. Peichel, Mark Kirkpatrick.
Submission to the 2017 Society for Molecular Biology & Evolution meeting at Austin, Texas, US.
2024-11-07
№ 2. Transcriptome alteration in pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors among those living with adverse SDOH.
Andrea Gillis\(^{\ast}\), K. Kerrick Akinola\(^{\ast}\), Brendon Herring, Isra Elhussin, Elquis Castillo, Stuart Phipps, Vinodh Srinivasasainagendra, Weisheng Chen, Rachael Guenter, Tiwari Hemant, Doug Welsch, Dai Chen, Upender Manne, Herbert Chen, Clayton Yates, J Bart Rose, Changde Cheng, Smita Bhatia.
Submitted.
2024-11-25
№ 3. Analysis of alternative mRNA splicing in anthracycline-induced cardiomyopathy – a COG-ALTE03N1 report.
Purnima Singh \(^{\ast}\), David K. Crossman \(^{\ast}\), Changde Cheng, Patrick J. Trainor, Noha Sharafeldin, Xuexia Wang, Liting Zhou, Lindsey Hageman, Saro H. Armenian, Frank M. Balis, Douglas S. Hawkins, Frank G. Keller, Melissa M. Hudson, Joseph P. Neglia, A. Kim Ritchey, Jill P. Ginsberg, Wendy Landier, Smita Bhatia.
Submitted.
2024-12-04
№ 4. Paricalcitol and Hydroxychloroquine modulate extracellular matrix and enhance chemotherapy efficacy in pancreatic cancer.
Dhana Sekhar Reddy Bandi, Sujith Sarvesh, Jeremy Foote, Doug Welsch, Changde Cheng, Mehmet Akce, Ganji Purnachandra Nagaraju, Bassel F. El-Raye.
Submitted.
2024-12-08
№ 5. Antibody deficiency accelerates tumorigenesis in genetically engineered mouse models of pancreatic cancer.
Foote JB \(^{\dagger}\), Sarvesh S, Al Diffalha S, Crossman DK, Changde Cheng, Kim M, Rose BJ, Klug CA.
Submitted.
2024-12-17
№ 6. Unraveling the clinical impact of differential DNA methylation in PDAC: A Systematic Review.
Raj Roy, Christopher Wu, Lauren Wheeler, K. Kerrick Akinola, Herbert Chen, J. Bart Rose, Changde Cheng, Smita Bhatia, Andrea Gillis
Submitted.
2025-01-15
№ 7. Germline Pathogenic/ Likely Pathogenic Mutations and Subsequent Neoplasms among Childhood Cancer Survivors – A report from the Children’s Oncology Group ALTE03N1 Study.
RLiting Zhou , Purnima Singh , David K. Crossman , Joshua Richman , Mr Patrick J Trainor , Changde Cheng , Xuexia Wang , Noha Sharafeldin , Lindsey Hageman , Maryam Sheikh , Melissa Richard , Danielle N. Friedman , Joseph Neglia , Zhaoming Wang , Melissa M Hudson , Saro H Armenian , Douglas Hawkins , Ravi Bhatia , Wendy Landier, Smita Bhatia
Submitted.
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