Colin Ratcliffe

POSTDOCTORAL TRAINING FELLOW

Co-culture of cancer cells (darker cells) with stromal fibroblasts (lighter cells) with a signalling molecule shown in green speckles.

Sahai lab

Tumour Cell Biology Laboratory

Qualifications and history

2018

McGill University, Canada

Doctor of Philosophy

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Selective advantage of epigenetically disrupted cancer cells via phenotypic inertia

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Cancer Cell

Published 9 January 2023

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The PI3K/Akt/mTOR pathway as a preventive target in melanoma brain metastasis

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Cedric Tehranian
Laura Fankhauser
Patrick N Harter
Colin Ratcliffe
Pia S Zeiner
Julia M Messmer
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Michael W Ronellenfitsch
Erik Sahai
Wolfgang Wick
Matthia A Karreman
Frank Winkler

Neuro-Oncology

Published 1 February 2022

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Erik Sahai

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EphB6 regulates TFEB-lysosomal pathway and survival of disseminated indolent breast cancer cells

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Manuela Zangrossi
Patrizia Romani
Probir Chakravarty
Colin Ratcliffe
Steven Hooper
Martina Dori
Mattia Forcato
Silvio Bicciato
Sirio Dupont
Erik Sahai
Marco Montagner

Cancers

Published 3 March 2021

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Single-cell resolved imaging reveals intra-tumor heterogeneity in glycolysis, transitions between metabolic states, and their regulatory mechanisms

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Cell Reports

Published 16 February 2021

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Crosstalk with lung epithelial cells regulates Sfrp2-mediated latency in breast cancer dissemination

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Marco Montagner
Rahul Bhome
Steven Hooper
Probir Chakravarty
Xiao Qin
Jahangir Sufi
[...]
Colin Ratcliffe
Yutaka Naito
Arianna Pocaterra
Christopher J Tape
Erik Sahai

Nature Cell Biology

Published 1 March 2020

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Selective advantage of epigenetically disrupted cancer cells via phenotypic inertia

The PI3K/Akt/mTOR pathway as a preventive target in melanoma brain metastasis

EphB6 regulates TFEB-lysosomal pathway and survival of disseminated indolent breast cancer cells

Single-cell resolved imaging reveals intra-tumor heterogeneity in glycolysis, transitions between metabolic states, and their regulatory mechanisms

Crosstalk with lung epithelial cells regulates Sfrp2-mediated latency in breast cancer dissemination

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