Science Sparks @ ACTREC
7 September 2026Publications
- 1. Rajpal S, Chatterjee G, Bhanshe P, Terse V, Joshi S, Chaudhary S, Shetty D, Mohanty P, Dhamne C, Tembhare PR, Srinivasan S, Chichra A, Moulik NR, Banavali S, Gujral S, Narula G, Subramanian PG, Patkar N (2026). Clinical Relevance of Genomics Defined WHO5 Subtypes of Pediatric B-ALL in the Context of Measurable Residual Disease-Directed Risk-Based Therapy. JCO Global Oncology.;12(9):e2500665
- 2. Tambe M, Firfire A, D'Silva SZ (2026). A Novel Exonic Variant MICB*075 Was Identified in an Individual From Maharashtra, India. HLA. 108(3):e70965
- 3. Prakash D, Rangarajan V, Kumar M (2026). A Resource-Efficient End-to-End Multimodal AI Framework for Automated PET-CT Report Generation and TNM Staging in Breast Cancer. Indian Journal of Nuclear Medicine.41:481-98.
- 4. Prakash D, Kulkarni P, Rangarajan V, Kumar M (2026). Context-Grounded PET-CT Report Generation Using LoRA-Fine-Tuned BioMedLM with Physician Validation and Safety Evaluation.Indian Journal of Nuclear Medicine.41:461-80
- 5. Banerjee T, Bose K (2026). Unraveling the conundrum of multifaceted Pyruvate Kinase M2 in cancer: a potential therapeutic target with challenges in precision intervention. Progress in Biophysics and Molecular Biology.
- 6. Naik K, Mittal N, Karnik N, Janu A, Puranik AD, Vaish R, Shah M, Noronha V, Prabhash K (2026). SMARCA4-deficient Anaplastic Thyroid Carcinoma: A Hitherto Unreported Case. Virchows ArchIv
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