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A cluster robustness score for identifying cell subpopulations in single cell gene expression datasets from heterogeneous tissues and tumors.

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Bioinformatics

August 28, 2018

This study describes a new mathematical approach that can aid in understanding whether novel cellular subtypes identified using single-cell genomics techniques can be considered robust.
2018 CSCI Seed Fund Competition Winners

August 24, 2018

Announcing the winners of the 2018 CSCI Seed Fund Competition
Top oncologist Siddhartha Mukherjee to study effect of diet on cancer drugs

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The Guardian

August 8, 2018

A groundbreaking clinical trial on whether diet could boost the effectiveness of cancer drugs is set to be launched by one of the world’s leading oncologists.
Alberto Ciccia Wins Pershing Square Sohn Young Investigator Prize for Cancer Research

August 1, 2018

Regulation of genome stability and innate immunity in breast cancer
Stem Cell Discovery Could Improve Bone Marrow Transplantation

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CUMC Newsroom

April 10, 2018

New findings about hematopoietic stem cells—which give rise to all blood cells—could lead to improvements in bone marrow transplantation.
Adult-like Human Heart Muscle Grown from Patient-specific Stem Cells

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Nature

April 9, 2018

Columbia biomedical engineers grow first human heart muscle from stem cells that shows critical hallmarks of adult human heart function, in just four weeks
Even Old Brains Can Make New Neurons, Study Finds

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CUMC Newsroom

April 6, 2018

Scientists at Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons present the most definitive evidence to date that the human brain makes new neurons throughout life.
Organoids Created from Patients’ Bladder Cancers Could Guide Treatment

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CUMC Newsroom

April 5, 2018

Custom 3-D mini-tumors mimic individual patient’s cancer
Five Stem Cell Projects Funded by NYSTEM

April 4, 2018

Five projects led by researchers at the Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons have been funded by the New York State Stem Cell Science program (NYSTEM)
Division-independent differentiation mandates proliferative competition among stem cells

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PNAS

April 3, 2018

Proliferating stem cells may be predominantly maintained by repeated asymmetric division outcomes or by population asymmetry, involving neutral competition among individual stem cell lineages.

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