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Maxine Tran

@MaxineGBTran
 United Kingdom
Joined March 2018
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Pioneering Immunotherapy Research at the Pears Building

Pioneering Immunotherapy Research at the Pears Building

A partnership between UCL, the Royal Free London and the Royal Free...

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MULTI-MIBI team awarded a best abstract award #EMUC2023 🎉Congratulations to all our collaborators and we look forward to sharing our results next year!
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Great to see lots of interest in @NEST_rf in the Game Changing session at #EMUC2023 this morning 💫 Lots of Qs. Really important piece of work and looking forward next phase! @MaxineGBTran @jbriosaneves @RoyalFreeNHS @NIHRresearch
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@MaxineGBTran representing @UCL #GlobalEngagement in Hanoi, Vietnam. Super opportunity to learn from one another to improve urological care (we are SO impressed w 🇻🇳 theatre efficiency!) 🌍 💦😷🏨💉 @BAUSurology #Urolink @RoyalFreeNHS
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Perse Art@PerseArtDept26 Apr 2023
A fantastic first attempt at oil painting made by Y10 students recently! Well done to Grace, an outstanding effort! @ThePerseSchool
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#ECIO2023 scoping survey for interest in future NEST (nephron sparing treatment for small renal masses) trial. Please spare a couple minutes to complete! @cirsesociety questionpro.com/t/AQjJUZxwHP
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Looking forward to sharing results of the feasibility NEST trial @ECIOcongress & delighted to receive a poster award! Thank you to all our patients @RoyalFreeNHS @NIHRresearch @NEST_rf
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a big night for the specialist centre for kidney cancer @RoyalFreeNHS @UCLDivofSurgery … inaugural professorial lecture for my esteemed colleague @FHMUMTAZ … many congratulations on your achievements… very proud to be your colleague
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huge congratulations for my friend, colleague and inspiration for 20 years…. @MaxineGBTran for her thoroughly deserved professorship in kidney cancer @UCLDivofSurgery … wonderful to celebrate with mentors @tsoburol and Patrick Maxwell and colleagues past, present and future 💪🏽
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.@ucl @JL_Reading, Sam Janes & @MaxineGBTran will test how to use the immune system to detect lung and kidney cancer. Their work will evaluate T cell responses as a non-invasive way to detect early stage disease [3/4]
Project Award, Early Detection & Diagnosis Research. Picture of Dr James Reading, University College London. Research title: A multiomic T-cell differentiation index for non-invasive early detection of lung and renal cancer

ALT Project Award, Early Detection & Diagnosis Research. Picture of Dr James Reading, University College London. Research title: A multiomic T-cell differentiation index for non-invasive early detection of lung and renal cancer

Project Award, Early Detection & Diagnosis Research. Picture of Prof Sam Janes, University College London. Research title: A multiomic T-cell differentiation index for non-invasive early detection of lung and renal cancer

ALT Project Award, Early Detection & Diagnosis Research. Picture of Prof Sam Janes, University College London. Research title: A multiomic T-cell differentiation index for non-invasive early detection of lung and renal cancer

Project Award, Early Detection & Diagnosis Research. Picture of Prof Maxine Tran, University College London. Research title: A multiomic T-cell differentiation index for non-invasive early detection of lung and renal cancer

ALT Project Award, Early Detection & Diagnosis Research. Picture of Prof Maxine Tran, University College London. Research title: A multiomic T-cell differentiation index for non-invasive early detection of lung and renal cancer

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excited to share @MULTIMIBI patient information video for improving diagnosis of kidney cancer congrats to @MaxineGBTran and @hannahrwarren for leading on this first in @NHSEngland trial @RoyalFreeNHS can a scan tell if a kidney tumour is cancer? youtu.be/ztMtn_zi7Fg – at Camden Town, London
Can a scan tell if a kidney tumour is cancer?

Can a scan tell if a kidney tumour is cancer?

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@MaxineGBTran presenting on oligometastatic #KidneyCancer. oligo’ = ‘a few’ (≤ 5) Defined as distinct cancer state between locally confirmed and systemically metastasized disease. Appear synchronous = at time of diagnosis of primary tumour or Metachronous = later #ikcc2022
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Very proud of #UCLUrology - senior promotions round 2022 will see 4 new Urology Professors - @MaxineGBTran @Dr_Andrology @greglshaw @FHMUMTAZ. Amazing breadth and depth of work across urology - the future is bright! @UCLDivofSurgery @ucl @uclh @RoyalFreeNHS
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Today @WesStreeting visited our amazing kidney cancer team at the Royal Free Hospital to say thank you for the care he received last year. We're delighted Wes has made a full recovery and are incredibly proud of our colleagues for the part they played. – at Camden Town, London
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Now out from @Emily_LMitchell. Words cannot express how much love and respect I have for this young lady. Too modest to retweet herself: nature.com/articles/s41586-0…

Clonal dynamics of haematopoiesis across the human lifespan

Nature - Haematopoiesis has high clonal diversity up to about 65 years of age, after which diversity drops precipitously owing to positive selection acting on a handful of clones that expand...

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Emily Mitchell (@Emily_LMitchell) profile pictureEmily Mitchell@Emily_LMitchell23 Aug 2021
What happens to our blood as we get older? I am very excited to share our preprint and key findings below biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Clonal dynamics of haematopoiesis across the human lifespan

Clonal dynamics of haematopoiesis across the human lifespan

Age-related change in human haematopoiesis causes reduced regenerative capacity[1][1], cytopenias[2][2], immune dysfunction[3][3] and increased risk of blood cancer. The cellular alterations that...

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We would grateful for input questionpro.com/a/TakeSurvey…
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@MaxineGBTran #ChiefInvestigator #NEST trial designed a patient information video and survey for the next stage multicentre trial design we need #PatientandPublicInvolvement drive.google.com/file/d/1qdT…
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Aaaand the @NEST_rf Twitter account is live! Please follow for research news and updates from @MaxineGBTran team @RoyalFreeNHS Specialist Center for #KidneyCancer @gottsled m @jbriosaneves @RaviBarodUrol @benchallacombe @BAUSurology
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