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E. Karasik

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Syngeneic model of carcinogen-induced tumor mimics basal/squamous, stromal-rich, and neuroendocrine molecular and immunological features of muscle-invasive bladder cancer

S. D. Shah, B. M. Gillard, M. M. Wrobel, E. Karasik, M. T. Moser, M. Mastri, N. Sule, C. M. Brackett, W. J. HUSS, B. A. Foster

This paper establishes syngeneic bladder cancer tumor lines that mimic human molecular and immunological features of muscle-invasive bladder cancer subtypes and test cisplatin response.

Frontiers in Oncology · Feb 3, 2023Peer-reviewedCancer Biology

Patient derived models of bladder cancer amplify tumor specific gene expression compared to surgical specimen while maintaining gene expression of molecular subtype and epithelial mesenchymal transition markers

M. Mastri, S. Ramakrishnan, S. Shah, E. Karasik, B. M. Gillard, M. M. Moser, B. K. Farmer, G. S. Chatta, A. Woloszynska, K. H. Eng, B. A. Foster, W. J. HUSS

This study compares gene expression profiles of patient-derived models (PDMs) with surgical specimens of bladder cancer, finding PDXs most similar to original tumors while maintaining EMT and molecular subtype markers.

bioRxiv · Feb 10, 2021 · PreprintCancer Biology