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Researcher

Stéphane Van Haver

Awards & Distinctions

12 Results

2024

Human iPSC modeling recapitulates in vivo sympathoadrenal development and reveals an aberrant developmental subpopulation in familial neuroblastoma

Stéphane Van HaverYujie FanSarah-Lee BekaertCeline EveraertWouter Van LoockeVittorio ZanzaniJoke DeschildreInes Fernandez MaestreAdrianna AmaroVanessa Vermeirssen et al.

A1 Journal Article in ISCIENCE

Human pluripotent stem cell modeling, from normal development to neuroblastoma

Stéphane Van HaverFranki SpelemanKatleen De Preter

2023

SOX11 regulates SWI/SNF complex components as member of the adrenergic neuroblastoma core regulatory circuitry

Bieke DecaestekerAmber LouwagieSiebe LoontiensFanny De VloedSarah-Lee BekaertJuliette RoelsSuzanne VanhauwaertSara De BrouwerEllen SandersA Berezovskaya et al.

A1 Journal Article in NATURE COMMUNICATIONS

2021

From DNA copy number gains and tumor dependencies to novel therapeutic targets for high-risk neuroblastoma

Bieke DecaestekerKaat DurinckNadine Van RoyBram De WildeChristophe Van NesteStéphane Van HaverStephen RobertsKatleen De PreterVanessa VermeirssenFranki Speleman

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF PERSONALIZED MEDICINE

Recurrent chromosomal imbalances provide selective advantage to human embryonic stem cells under enhanced replicative stress conditions

Liselot MusStéphane Van HaverMina PopovicWim TrypsteenSteve LefeverNadja ZeltnerYudelca OgandoEva JacobsGeertrui DeneckerEllen Sanders et al.

A1 Journal Article in GENES CHROMOSOMES & CANCER

2019

17q gain provides proliferative advantage to human embryonic stem cells under conditions of replicative stress

Liselot MusGeertrui DeneckerStéphane Van HaverNadja ZeltnerYudelca OgandoEllen SandersEva JacobsMina PopovicChristophe Van NesteSuzanne Vanhauwaert et al.

17q gain provides proliferative advantage to human embryonic stem cells under replicative stress

Liselot MusStéphane Van HaverGeertrui DeneckerNadja ZeltnerYudelca OgandoEllen SandersEva JacobsMina PopovicChristophe Van NesteSuzanne Vanhauwaert et al.

Exploring the contribution of gene dosage effects of 17q gain genes on hESC and neuroblastoma proliferation

Liselot MusGeertrui DeneckerStéphane Van HaverNadja ZeltnerYudelca OgandoEllen SandersEva JacobsMina PopovicChristophe Van NesteSuzanne Vanhauwaert et al.

2018

Exploring the contribution of gene dosage effects of 17Q gain on ESC and neuroblastoma proliferation

Liselot MusGeertrui DeneckerNadja ZeltnerYudelca OgandoStéphane Van HaverEllen SandersEva JacobsMina PopovicChristophe Van NesteSuzanne Vanhauwaert et al.

Exploring the contribution of gene dosage effects of 17q gain genes on hESC and neuroblastoma proliferation

Liselot MusGeertrui DeneckerStéphane Van HaverNadja ZeltnerYudelca OgandoEllen SandersEva JacobsMina PopovicChristophe Van NesteSuzanne Vanhauwaert et al.

Exploring the contribution of gene dosage effects of 17q gain on ESC and neuroblastoma proliferation

Liselot MusGeertrui DeneckerNadja ZeltnerYudelca OgandoStéphane Van HaverEllen SandersEva JacobsMina PopovicChristophe Van NesteSuzanne Vanhauwaert et al.

Exploring the contribution of gene dosage effects of 17q gain on ESC and neuroblastoma proliferation

Liselot MusGeertrui DeneckerNadja ZeltnerYudelca OgandoStéphane Van HaverEllen SandersEva JacobsMina PopovicChristophe Van NesteSuzanne Vanhauwaert et al.