Kamila Naxerova

@naxerova.bsky.social

Naxerova lab at @HMSGenetics. We study somatic evolution and cancer genetics.

Cannot be more excited about the lineup for the inaugural Function of Evolving Systems GRC conference I am co-organizing with the amazing Joy Bergelson. Less than a month away: August 9 - 14, 2026. Still a few spots left! And do check out the amazing list of speakers: www.grc.org/function-of-...

2026 Function of Evolving Systems Conference GRC

The 2026 Gordon Research Conference on Function of Evolving Systems will be held in Waterville Valley, New Hampshire. Apply today to reserve your spot.

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New results with tree reconstruction of glioma progression. Phylodynamics applied to primary patient samples allow to define how progression is linked to changes in differentiation hierarchies. We ❤️ trees!

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Masashi Nomura@masashi-nomura.bsky.social · last mo.

1/12 Excited to share that our new paper on IDH-mutant glioma (IDH-G) is now out in Nature Genetics! This work was a fantastic collaborativ effort of laboratories of @suvalab.bsky.social and @landau.bsky.social, co-lead by Ramya Raviram and Joshua S. Schiffman. www.nature.com/articles/s41...

A gene is recurrently mutated in cancer. But do these mutations really cause the disease? Or are they merely selected during normal tissue evolution? Postdoc D. Cheek had the creative idea to use patient ages to try and answer this question. Read new paper out here: www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Age distinguishes selection from causation in cancer genomes - Nature Genetics

Mutations may be enriched in tumor samples because they promote carcinogenesis or because they promote clonal expansions in healthy tissue. This study mathematically disentangles these two possibiliti...

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Tumor promotion through the lens of evolution This review grew out of many long conversations, shared ideas, and lively discussions It has been a real pleasure to think together with Allan, Paul, Eve, and Abel about how tumours develop and how carcinogens shape cancer risk rdcu.be/fdC2J

Tumour promotion through the lens of evolution

Nature - This Review revisits tumour initiation and promotion in light of clonal diversity and the presence of cancer driver mutations in normal tissues, aiming to understand mechanisms that enable...

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Excited to share our latest work in Nature. Applying single-molecule and single-cell DNA sequencing methods, we uncover an extraordinary landscape of somatic mutations in immune checkpoint genes in autoimmune B cells, suggesting that somatic mutations may be key to autoimmunity [1/n] rdcu.be/fdqbr

Polyclonal selection of immune checkpoint mutations in thyroid autoimmunity

Nature - Polyclonal selection of immune checkpoint mutations in thyroid autoimmunity

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@kevinmonahan.bsky.social & I have an open clinical #PhD position between @stmarkshospital.bsky.social and @icr.ac.uk If you're interested in the biology of pre-cancer in the bowel & want to translate biology for cancer prevention this one could be for you... funded by the brilliant #40tude

Kevin Monahan@kevinmonahan.bsky.social · 9mo ago

We are looking for our new Tom Smith Clinical Research Fellow in #LynchSyndrome and Early Onset ColorectalCancer with @trevorgraham.bsky.social in translational science … thanks to 40tude curing colon cancer for supporting this fellowship - get in touch! @stmarksgenomics.bsky.social @icr.ac.uk

Come to Germany and do a PhD with DKFZ. You'll be supported by an international community doing amazing science in a fantastic place. I joined the DKTK from the UK 3 months ago and couldn't be happier with how easy it has been fitting in. The quality of work here is phenomenal and you should apply!

Deutsches Krebsforschungszentrum (DKFZ)@dkfz.bsky.social · 9mo ago

🚀 Thinking about your next big career step in science? The Int'l PhD Program at DKFZ could be a perfect fit for you. 🌍 Work in an international environment, with 500+ doctoral researchers 🔬 Do cutting-edge cancer research Curious? Join our online info session on 20 Nov. Register here: t1p.de/ws7q3

The exciting next instalment of Mutations in Time and Space... Open for registration now

Wellcome Connecting Science Learning and Training@eventswcs.bsky.social · 9mo ago

Explore the origins, patterns and consequences of mutations across biological systems! #MITS26 🗓️ Conference dates: 13-15 April 2026 Participate in expert-led knowledge exchange on how genome evolution shapes human health and ageing 🧬 Check out our exciting speakers ➡️ bit.ly/4hmbnyr #Genomics

Wellcome Connecting Science hybrid conference 
Mutations in Time and Space

Conference dates: 13-15 April 2026 
Location: Hinxton Hall Conference Centre, UK and online. 

Bursary deadline: 12 January 2026
Abstract deadline: 2 February 2026
In-person registration deadline: 16 March 2026
Virtual deadline: 6 April 2026