Sarah C. Perlee

Life Sciences Program Manager at The Pershing Square Foundation
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Sarah C. Perlee

Life Sciences Program Manager at The Pershing Square Foundation
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Sarah C. Perlee

Email

perlees@sloankettering.edu

Dissertation

Identifying In Vivo Gentic Dependencies For Melanocyte and Melanoma Development

Start Year

2019

End Year

2025

Education

BS, The University of Vermont; Cancer Biology

Fellowships

  • Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award for Individual Predoctoral Fellows (Parent F31), NIH/NCI (2023-2024)
  • NCI T32 Molecular Imaging in Cancer Biology (MICB) (2022-2023)
  • Geoffrey Beene Graduate Student Fellowship (2020-2021)

Publications

Baggiolini A, Callahan SJ, Montal E, Weiss JM, Trieu T, Tagore MM, Tischfield SE, Walsh RM, Suresh S, Fan Y, Campbell NR, Perlee SC, Saurat N, Hunter MV, Simon-Vermot T, Huang TH, Ma Y, Hollmann T, Tickoo SK, Taylor BS, Khurana E, Koche RP, Studer L, White RM. (2021) Developmental chromatin programs determine oncogenic competence in melanoma. Science.

Campbell NR, Rao A, Hunter MV, Sznurkowska MK, Briker L, Zhang M, Baron M, Heilmann S, Deforet M, Kenny C, Ferretti LP, Huang TH, Perlee S, Garg M, Nsengimana J, Saini M, Montal E, Tagore M, Newton-Bishop J, Middleton MR, Corrie P, Adams DJ, Rabbie R, Aceto N, Levesque MP, Cornell RA, Yanai I, Xavier JB, White RM. (2021) Cooperation between melanoma cell states promotes metastasis through heterotypic cluster formation. Dev Cell.Online ahead of print.

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