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Benjamin Lebeau
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STAT1 potentiates oxidative stress revealing a targetable vulnerability that increases phenformin efficacy in breast cancer
SP Totten, YK Im, E Cepeda Cañedo, O Najyb, A Nguyen, S Hébert, ...
Nature Communications 12 (1), 3299, 2021
382021
Beyond EZH2: is the polycomb protein CBX2 an emerging target for anti-cancer therapy?
M Jangal, B Lebeau, M Witcher
Expert opinion on therapeutic targets 23 (7), 565-578, 2019
312019
POGZ promotes homology‐directed DNA repair in an HP1‐dependent manner
J Heath, ES Cheyou, S Findlay, VM Luo, EP Carpio, J Lee, B Djerir, ...
EMBO reports 23 (1), e51041, 2022
92022
3D chromatin remodeling potentiates transcriptional programs driving cell invasion
B Lebeau, M Jangal, T Zhao, CK Wong, N Wong, EC Cañedo, S Hébert, ...
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 119 (36), e2203452119, 2022
62022
Single base-pair resolution analysis of DNA binding motif with MoMotif reveals an oncogenic function of CTCF zinc-finger 1 mutation
B Lebeau, K Zhao, M Jangal, T Zhao, M Guerra, CMT Greenwood, ...
Nucleic Acids Research 50 (15), 8441-8458, 2022
42022
MTOR modulation induces selective perturbations in histone methylation which influence the anti-proliferative effects of mTOR inhibitors
HE Kim, B Lebeau, D Papadopoli, P Jovanovic, M Russo, D Avizonis, ...
iScience, 2024
2024
Super-silencer perturbation by EZH2 and REST inhibition leads to large loss of chromatin interactions and reduction in cancer growth
Y Zhang, K Chen, SC Tang, Y Cai, A Nambu, YX See, C Fu, A Raju, ...
bioRxiv, 2023.08. 29.555291, 2023
2023
Studying the Oncogenic and Epigenetic Impact of CTCF Loss of Heterozygosity and Zinc-Finger 1 Mutation in Breast Cancer
B Lebeau
McGill University (Canada), 2022
2022
POGZ modulates the DNA damage response in a HP1-dependent manner
J Heath, ES Cheyou, S Findlay, VM Luo, EP Carpio, J Lee, B Djerir, ...
bioRxiv, 2021.06. 28.447216, 2021
2021
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