Marco António Dias Louro

This study shows that chromosomal instability (CIN) can both promote and suppress tumor formation depending on its level, with high CIN acting non-cell-autonomously to drive tumor relapse.

This study shows p53 inactivation is not universally linked to aneuploidy but is associated with increased chromosome loss in cancer.

This study examines how human cell populations adapt to different levels of centriole amplification through long-term experimental evolution and fitness analysis.