In the news today, some incredibly exciting Peter Mac research, using ovarian, breast and colon cancer models, has identified a gene that can be stimulated to make the CAR T-cells younger, fitter, more dynamic & effective in fighting solid tumours.

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FOXO1 drives memory programming, stemness, and metabolic programming in CAR T cells nature Mackall Lab Evan Weber Junyun Lai A/Prof Paul Beavis DarcyLab Peter Mac Cancer Centre
nature.com/articles/s4158…
nature.com/articles/s4158…

#ASH23 and finally, an oral abstract that addresses the elephant in the room! (An 🐘 I think is actually a confluence of shadows, to be clear…)

In an analysis of >7000 patients with #MMsm or #lymsm who received CAR-T,

🚨 not a single case of a secondary T-cell malignancy!

Great opportunity!👇

Was fantastic to be selected to showcase the impact of NBCF Australia funding to their supporters. Please come again! Peter Mac Research

Very proud to make the list. GreT recognition for the hard work of all current and former members of the lab, as well as all our collaborators who either helped us or allowed us to play a part in their work. 🧫 💪 📝

Incredibly proud to have 6 researchers from Peter Mac Cancer Centre make this list. Huge congratulations to Ricky Johnstone Sherene Loi, MD A/Prof Paul Beavis Ben Solomon Prof John Seymour and Prof Phil Darcy. Absolutely remarkable. #leaders #research #Cancer

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- Research translation stories.
- Panel discussion about research commercialisation.
- Pitch session with a total $30k in prizes + valuable feedback from professional investment analysts.

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Mental health is just as important as physical health, and seeking support is a sign of strength, not weakness. R U OK? is a great opportunity to check in with yourself and those around you reach out for support if you need it. Find out more: petermac.org/about-us/news-…