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Jason Stumpff

Burlington
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Professor @UVMlarnermed; studying cell division and cancer biology (he/him)
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The histone H3.3 K27M mutation suppresses Ser31phosphorylation and mitotic fidelity, which can directly drive gliomagenesis

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By Charles Day, Florina Grigore, Souren Paul, Alyssa Langfald, Jason Stumpff, Kevin Vaughan Verified, David Daniels, James Robinson, Faruck L. Hakkim, Molly Weberg, Sela Fadness, Paiton Schwab, Leslie Sepaniac, Edward H. Hinchcliffe
| Cell Press Verified
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Modification of the Neck Linker of KIF18A Alters Microtubule Subpopulation Preference

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By Katelyn A. Queen, Alisa Cario, Christopher L. Berger, Jason Stumpff
| biorxiv.org
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Chromosomally unstable tumor cells specifically require KIF18A for proliferation

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By Jason Stumpff, Carolyn Marquis, Cindy L. Fonseca, Katelyn A. Queen
| Nature Verified
Abstract Chromosomal instability (CIN) is a hallmark of tumor cells caused by changes in the dynamics and control of microtubules that compromise the mitotic spindle. Thus, CIN cells may respond differently than diploid cells to treatments that target mitotic spindle regulation. Here, we test this idea by inhibiting a subset of kinesin motor proteins involved in mitotic spindle control.
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