Anna Woloszynska‐Read

This study shows that high SETDB1 protein expression in bladder cancer is linked to shorter overall survival and specific tumor features.

This study identifies sex-associated epigenetic and transcriptional programs in muscle-invasive bladder cancer, showing distinct DNA methylation and gene expression patterns between males and females, with conservation in a mouse model.

This study identifies STAG2's role in regulating chromatin architecture and gene expression in muscle invasive bladder cancer, revealing its context-specific activation and repression of genes involved in oncogenic signaling.