MS
Mitchell Stark
The University of Queensland, QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute
Research areas: Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology · Molecular Biology · Cutaneous Melanoma Detection and Management · Melanoma and MAPK Pathways · melanin and skin pigmentation
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Employment
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University of Queensland Associate Professor/Group Leader/Principal Research Fellow2025 - Present
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University of Queensland Group Leader/Senior Research Fellow2020 - 2024
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University of Queensland Research Fellow2015 - 2020
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QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute Senior Research Assistant1999 - 2015
Education
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Publications (141)
- The genomic and spatial transcriptomic landscape of seborrheic keratoses Save
- Nevus clustering on the back associated with in situ melanoma in a Queensland melanoma high-risk cohort Save
- Biomarkers of lentigo maligna melanoma invasion Save
- Crimes against keratinocytes: melanoma cells hijack the UV response Save
- Spatially profiling trace cytokine signatures from microscopically derived skin samples to probe skin disease inflammation Save
- Differential expression of HRK regulates proliferation of acquired melanocytic naevi Save
- Why are thick melanomas lethal? Immune exclusion underpins recurrence in stage II melanoma Save
- A tissue multiplexing approach to maximize spatial omics output from pathology specimens Save
- Precision diagnostics for early melanoma detection using spatial biology and AI guided image analysis Save
- The genomic landscape of melanoma-prone skin Save
- Analysis of EGFR signaling pathway; miRNAs and inflammatory biomarkers in a high-risk oral cancer population in Pakistan - An exploratory study Save
- Subclinical fields of BRAF V600E-mutant melanocytes populate human skin and are enriched around melanoma and naevi Save
- Differential expression of HRK regulates proliferation of acquired melanocytic naevi Save
- Prevalence of high-risk melanoma variants in early-onset and/or multiple primary melanoma in an Australian cohort Save
- Visualizing terahertz-tissue interactions for early skin pathology detection Save
- Epithelial-mesenchymal transition and immune exclusion underpin the natural history of primary cutaneous melanoma Save
- Spatial transcriptomics profiling of the tumour microenvironment of esophageal adenocarcinoma Save
- Spatial transcriptomics reveals molecular determinants of mortality in thin melanoma Save
- Topical sirolimus prevents cutaneous squamous cell carcinomas by disrupting the balance between differentiation and proliferation Save
- Integrating 12 spatial and single cell technologies to characterise tumour neighbourhoods and cellular interactions in three skin cancer types Save