https://playful-bavarois-78840e.netlify.app/post/Latest NewsHugo Blox Builder (https://hugoblox.com)en-ushttps://playful-bavarois-78840e.netlify.app/media/logo_hu11652092127514912302.pnghttps://playful-bavarois-78840e.netlify.app/post/https://playful-bavarois-78840e.netlify.app/post/2026-10-07-dr-song-nih-r21-award/Wed, 07 Oct 2026 00:00:00 +0000https://playful-bavarois-78840e.netlify.app/post/2026-10-07-dr-song-nih-r21-award/<p>Dr. Xiao Song has received an NIH NINDS R21 award to investigate how alternative splicing of TCF12 regulates glioma lineage-state transitions and therapeutic response.</p> <p>This project will provide new insights into how RNA splicing shapes glioma progression and treatment resistance and may reveal new opportunities for therapeutic intervention.</p>https://playful-bavarois-78840e.netlify.app/post/2026-09-01-song-lab-established-at-musc/Wed, 01 Jul 2026 00:00:00 +0000https://playful-bavarois-78840e.netlify.app/post/2026-09-01-song-lab-established-at-musc/<p>The Song Lab has been established at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC).</p> <p>Our laboratory studies how RNA regulation shapes brain tumor biology, tumor cell states, and the tumor microenvironment. We integrate computational genomics, transcriptomics, RNA-targeting approaches, and functional tumor models to understand mechanisms of malignant brain tumors and identify new therapeutic vulnerabilities.</p> <p>Our research brings together RNA biology, glioma biology, tumor immunology, and tumor microenvironment research, with a particular interest in how tumor cells interact with immune and myeloid cells.</p> <p>We look forward to building new collaborations and advancing our research at MUSC.</p>