News from LTO
08/01/2021 – 2 FAPESP PhD fellowship open until 31-AGO
08/01/2021 – FAPESP Younger Investigator Award approved!
04/22/2021 – Chernobyl Trio paper published at Science!
04/10/2021 – Congrets Eliza for FAPESP grant
03/10/2021 – Congrets Lana for FAPESP grant
03/02/2021 – Welcome Letícia (Undergraduate Research Student)
01/24/2021 – BRAVE Novartis approved!
12/22/2020 – PRONON approved!
12/10/2020 – Aline’s work published at Sci Rep!
12/08/2020 – Marina’s IO review at Current Opinions published!
12/07/2020 – Welcome Bianca (Master Student)
11/06/2020 – Newton Advanced Fellowship Award approved
11/01/2020 – Welcome Sabrina (Staff Research)
10/30/2020 – ISR Grant for immunotherapy in RCC approved
10/20/2o2o – Congrats Guilherme for FAPESP grant
09/30/2020 – Molecular Oncology Workshop
09/01/2020 – Congrets Eliza for PIBIC/CNPq grant
08/01/2020 – Congrets Jamile for FAPESP grant
25/06/2020 – Welcome Camila, Carol, Cecília, and Lucas (Master Students)
10/06/2020 – Welcome Marina (PhD Student)
15/11/2019 – Welcome Eliza (Undergraduate Research Student)
21/10/2019 – Welcome Guilherme (Master Student)
15/09/2019 – Welcome Lana (Undergraduate Research Student)
12/08/2019 – Welcome Aline (Postdoc)
02/07/2019 – Welcome Jamile (Undergraduate Research Student)
New research papers
- Using Mendelian randomization to investigate etiologic heterogeneity across renal cell carcinoma subtypes 31/10/2025CONCLUSION: These results highlight the heterogeneous nature of RCC etiology and the importance of considering histologic subtypes in etiologic and genetic studies.Timothy D Winter
- Reply to the Letter to the Editor: MRI-detected extranodal extension as a marker of prostate cancer aggressiveness 06/08/2025No abstractAline Araújo Naves
- KLK5 and KLK7 drive cervical carcinoma via KLK14-dependent RhoA and NF-κB pathways 03/08/2025CONCLUSION: This study underscores the critical roles of serine proteases KLK5, KLK7, and KLK14 in cervical carcinogenesis, suggesting that these serine proteases are promising targets for the development of novel therapeutic strategies in cervical cancer.Gabriel Viliod Vieira
- Reply to the Letter to the Editor: Translating MRI-detected extranodal extension into clinical practice in prostate cancer-practical considerations and future directions 11/07/2025No abstractAline Araújo Naves
- MRI-detected extranodal extension as a marker of prostate cancer aggressiveness 04/04/2025CONCLUSION: MRI-detected ENE, despite low prevalence, is a predictor of SSR and PFS in PCa. These findings support ENE as an independent prognostic marker. Further prospective, multi-institutional studies are required to validate these results.Aline Araújo Naves
