Science Spotlight

Science Spotlight

New Spotlight Team

From the left: Science Spotlight editors Yiting Lim (Basic Sciences), Kyle Woodward (Clinical Research), Nicolas Chuvin (Human Biology), Maggie Burhans (Public Health Sciences) and Brianna Traxinger (Vaccine and Infectious Disease)

Photo by Robert Hood / Fred Hutch

Current Stories

Blood vessels are a hideaway for disseminated breast tumor cells
Endothelium protects dormant disseminated breast cancer cells from chemotherapy via direct interaction.
Comorbidities impede clinical trial participation
Clinical trial participation is lower in cancer patients with comorbidities and is associated with a reduction in trial discussions and offers to join trials by their physicians.
Condensing DNA in dormancy
Chromatin compaction by condensin turns off transcription during quiescence
DNA methylation: a link between physical activity and reduced prostate cancer progression?
The benefit of weekly vigorous physical activity on reduced risk for prostate cancer progression is associated with hypomethylation of the CRACR2A gene.
First licensed dengue vaccine withstands rainy season
Dengue vaccine protection remains robust throughout periods of increased dengue transmission during the rainy season.
Improving prediction of outcomes after stem cell transplants
Researchers from Fred Hutch and CIBMTR collaborate to study patients with non-malignant hematologic diseases who receive allogeneic transplants to predict risks.
Keeping up with CUT&RUN
The latest applications of CUT&RUN maps chromatin-factor co-occupancies with nucleosomal histones and gets an automated makeover
Making a monkey out of MISTRG mice
A new “monkeynized” mouse model could help researchers study hematopoietic stem cell gene therapy while avoiding the need for nonhuman primate experiments.
Sabes study fuels comprehensive HIV research
Study of a high-risk cohort in Lima provides data for multidimensional research on HIV treatment.
When the T cell repertoire sets an example for integration and diversity
T cell repertoire grows to integrate the expansion of CMV-specific T cell clones and maintain diversity in the elderly.

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Editors

Yiting Lim
Basic Sciences Division

Nicolas Chuvin
Human Biology Division

Maggie Burhans, PhD
Public Health Sciences Division

Brianna Traxinger
Vaccine and Infectious Disease Division

Kyle Woodward
Clinical Research Division

Julian Simon, PhD
Faculty Mentor
Clinical Research Division
and Human Biology Division

Allysha Eyler
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