Luke Selth
Associate Professor Luke Selth leads the Prostate Cancer Research Group at Flinders University and is a Beat Cancer Principal Research Fellow. After a PhD at University of Adelaide, he undertook post-doctoral training at the London Research Institute (now the Francis Crick Institute), where he studied processes underlying transcriptional dysregulation in cancer. Since returning to Adelaide, he has developed an internationally-recognised prostate cancer research program. More specifically, Selth’s team investigates the mechanisms underlying prostate cancer metastasis and therapy resistance, in particular the roles of transcriptional and epigenetic regulators of these processes. He has published over 85 original peer-reviewed articles, including recent papers in Cell Reports, Cancer Research, Nature Cell Biology, eLife and Nature Medicine.
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