Lisiena Hysenaj: Excited to Announce the Jeroen Roose Lab’s Latest Publication from Laila Karra Khalil
Lisiena Hysenaj, Translation Immunology Lead at Parvus Therapeutics Inc, shared on LinkedIn:
”Excited to announce the Jeroen Roose Lab’s latest publication from Laila Karra Khalil in Blood Journals Portfolio!
In this study, the team utilized single-cell proteomics to explore how changes in the Ras pathway influence hematopoiesis, highlighting variations in lineage bias, stem/progenitor cell maintenance, and cellular metabolism.
This project was a truly collaborative effort, involving diverse teams (Matt Spitzer, Alexis Combes) at University of California, San Francisco and significant contributions from Rafael J. Argüello at CIML in France.
I am grateful for the chance to work with such talented colleagues and to strengthen our partnerships with collaborators in France.”
Read the full article in Blood Advances.
Article: Single-cell proteomics characterization of bone marrow hematopoiesis with distinct Ras pathway lesions
Authors: Laila Karra, Anna-Marie Finger, Lauren Shechtman, Milana Krush, Rita Meng-Yao Huang, Morgan Prinz, Iliana Tennvooren, Kriti Bahl, Lisiena Hysenaj, Paulina G. Gonzalez, Alexis J. Combes, Hugo Gonzalez, Rafael J. Argüello, Matthew H. Spitzer, Jeroen P. Roose
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