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G. Ha
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Dual mechanism of kinetochore microtubule detachment
W. Conway, L. Qiu, G. Ha, A. Amir, D. J. Needleman
This paper investigates how kinetochore microtubules detach by combining experimental measurements and modeling, revealing a dual mechanism involving NDC80 complex binding energetics and microtubule catastrophe.
bioRxiv · Jun 5, 2023 · PreprintBiophysics
Nucleosome patterns in circulating tumor DNA reveal transcriptional regulation of advanced prostate cancer phenotypes
N. De Sarkar, R. D. Patton, A.-L. Doebley, B. Hanratty, A. J. Kreitzman, J. F. Sarthy, M. Ko, M. Adil, S. Brahma, M. P. Meers, D. H. Janssens, L. S. Ang, I. Coleman, A. Bose, R. F. Dumpit, , G. Ha
This paper identifies nucleosome patterns in ctDNA that distinguish advanced prostate cancer phenotypes, achieving high accuracy in classification using a prediction model.
bioRxiv · Jun 21, 2022Cancer Biology
DNA-based copy number analysis confirms genomic evolution of PDX models
A. Hoge, M. Getz, R. Beroukhim, T. Golub, G. Ha, U. Ben-David
The paper reassesses genomic evolution in PDX models using DNA-based copy number profiles, finding significant genomic divergence between primary tumors and PDXs across passages.
bioRxiv · Jan 15, 2021Cancer Biology
A coarse-grained NADH redox model enables inference of subcellular metabolic fluxes from fluorescence lifetime imaging
X. Yang, G. Ha, D. J. Needleman
This paper develops a coarse-grained NADH redox model to infer subcellular mitochondrial metabolic fluxes from fluorescence lifetime imaging in mouse oocytes and human cells.
bioRxiv · Nov 20, 2020Biophysics
Patient-derived xenografts undergo murine-specific tumor evolution
U. Ben-David, G. Ha, Y.-Y. Tseng, N. F. Greenwald, C. Oh, J. Shih, J. M. McFarland, B. Wong, J. S. Boehm, R. Beroukhim, T. R. Golub
This study shows that PDX tumors acquire new genomic changes over passages, differ from human tumors, and affect drug responses.
bioRxiv · Jul 24, 2017Cancer Biology