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Why pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma is so lethal

5/19/2020

CSHL researchers discovered factors that allow a pancreatic cell to lose its identity and turn into an aggressive cancer cell. Read the story »

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Christina Renna Foundation donates $38k to study sarcoma

2/27/2020

The Christina Renna Foundation donated $38,000 to the lab of Professor Chris Vakoc. Read the story »

Milestone reached in new leukemia drug

11/19/2019

Salt-Inducible Kinase 3 (SIK3) could be a good therapeutic candidate for treating MLL translocation positive subtype of leukemia. Read the story »

Vakoc wins Paul Marks Prize for cancer research

11/12/2019

Professor Chris Vakoc was awarded The Paul Marks Prize for Cancer Research for his ongoing contributions to the understanding of cancer. Read the story »

A home like no other, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

11/7/2019

Hear why our campus, our community, and our collaborative nature makes us a place that so many scientists call "home." Watch the video »

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Mary Ruchalski Foundation donates $30k for cancer research

10/30/2019

The Mary Ruchalski Foundation donated $30,000 for Professor Chris Vakoc’s lab for continued sarcoma research. Read the story »

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Friends of T.J. donate $50,000 for sarcoma research

10/23/2019

The Friends of T.J. Foundation donated $50,000 for Professor Chris Vakoc’s lab for sarcoma research on October 14, 2019. Read the story »

A survivor’s path to cancer research

8/9/2019

Leukemia survivor and CSHL volunteer Anya Shah talks about her drive to do cancer research and her time in Vakoc lab. Read the story »

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Christina Renna Foundation gives $35k for pediatric cancer research

2/7/2019

The Christina Renna Foundation donated $35,000 to CSHL for continued work on Sarcoma Research Project and research into RMS. Read the story »

The year of CRISPR

12/26/2018

A look at the various labs across CSHL that utilize CRISPR in their research, and the groundbreaking discoveries they help uncover. Read the story »

Inconspicuous protein key to deadly blood cancer

11/29/2018

Researchers have revealed the remarkably common protein behind an aggressive blood cancer’s drivers. By taking it away, the disease collapses. Watch the video »

Inconspicuous protein key to deadly blood cancer

11/29/2018

Associate Professor Chris Vakoc and his team find that an aggressive type of leukemia is heavily-dependent on a common protein. Read the story »

Pancreatic cancer’s addiction could be its end

11/15/2018

Researchers have discovered that an inappropriately-produced protein may be why some pancreatic cancer patients die exceptionally early. Watch the video »

Pancreatic cancer’s addiction could be its end

11/13/2018

Researchers may have found a link between improper protein production and the spread of pancreatic cancer. Read the story »

Friends of T.J. donate $50k for sarcoma research

10/9/2018

Associate Professor Chris Vakoc and his team receive a donation to further their rhabdomyosarcoma research. Read the story »

CSHL Stories and Media archive for Tag: Christopher Vakoc

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Why pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma is so lethal

Christina Renna Foundation donates $38k to study sarcoma

Milestone reached in new leukemia drug

Vakoc wins Paul Marks Prize for cancer research

A home like no other, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

Mary Ruchalski Foundation donates $30k for cancer research

Friends of T.J. donate $50,000 for sarcoma research

A survivor’s path to cancer research

Christina Renna Foundation gives $35k for pediatric cancer research

The year of CRISPR

Inconspicuous protein key to deadly blood cancer

Inconspicuous protein key to deadly blood cancer

Pancreatic cancer’s addiction could be its end

Pancreatic cancer’s addiction could be its end

Friends of T.J. donate $50k for sarcoma research

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