Publications by authors named "M R Voisin"

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  • Brain metastases (BMs) are the most common and lethal brain tumors, primarily originating from lung adenocarcinoma (LUAD), yet reliable predictors for their development are currently lacking.
  • Researchers analyzed 402 tumor and plasma samples from LUAD patients to create a predictive model based on DNA methylation signatures, combining it with clinical data for personalized risk assessments of developing BMs.
  • The study also identified unique genetic markers and immune cell changes that could aid in early detection of BMs through non-invasive tests, enhancing the potential for targeted and effective treatments.
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Background: Liquid biopsy represents a major development in cancer research, with significant translational potential. Similarly, it is increasingly recognized that multi-omic molecular approaches are a powerful avenue through which to understand complex and heterogeneous disease biology. We hypothesize that merging these two promising frontiers of cancer research will improve the discriminatory capacity of current models and allow for improved clinical utility.

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Cellular senescence is a hallmark of advanced age and a major instigator of numerous inflammatory pathologies. While endothelial cell (EC) senescence is aligned with defective vascular functionality, its impact on fundamental inflammatory responses in vivo at single-cell level remain unclear. To directly investigate the role of EC senescence on dynamics of neutrophil-venular wall interactions, we applied high resolution confocal intravital microscopy to inflamed tissues of an EC-specific progeroid mouse model, characterized by profound indicators of EC senescence.

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Emblematic Vachellia spp. naturally exposed to hyper-arid conditions, intensive grazing, and parasitism maintain a high nitrogen content and functional mutualistic nitrogen-fixing symbioses. AlUla region in Saudi Arabia has a rich history regarding mankind, local wildlife, and fertility islands suitable for leguminous species, such as the emblematic Vachellia spp.

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