Ksenia Krupina

Thrilled to share that my paper is out today in Science @ScienceMagazine ! So grateful to everyone involved, and excited to continue this work in my own lab at the University of Iowa @uiowa. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

“… it took time to figure out how to let go and lead without hovering over every single move, to be there when people struggled without taking the wheel.” #ScienceWorkingLife scim.ag/4tGVkA2

@PeterLyLab @CellCellPress Congratulations! 🎊 Great work!

Excited to share our latest paper, out today @CellCellPress. We found that large pieces of the human genome can transfer between cells upon direct contact, endowing recipient cells with heritable phenotypic changes. (1/7) cell.com/cell/fulltext/…

A very exciting day for the Krupina Lab — our Nikon W1 SoRa spinning disk super-resolution microscope is being installed right now! Can’t wait to start using it for experiments and to see what we discover with it.

@alphabreacher Not at the moment

@krupina_lab @uiowa @IowaBiochem Any research assistant positions in your group?

Very excited that the Krupina lab is growing! Looking forward to welcoming new team members this spring and summer! 🧬 @uiowa @IowaBiochem

On Mar 12, we welcome Dr. Robert Eoff from the Univ of Arkansas for Medical Science as an invited speaker presenting "Translesion Synthesis-Mediated Control of Persistent Single-Stranded DNA: Discovering New Partnerships that Minimize Genomic Vulnerability".

Hiring in my new lab! 🧬 We study how chromosomes catastrophically fragment in cancer and how genome instability drives evolution. Looking for a post-bac trainee planning grad school (PhD) Lots of imaging, genetics & mechanistic biology 🔬 Apply: research.uiowa.edu/students/post-…

The Krupina laboratory is seeking a post-bacc research intern. More information and the application is available online at jobs.uiowa.edu/research/view/….

Our Science paper reveals N4BP2 as a chromosome-shattering enzyme driving chromothripsis in cancer. Looking forward to starting my lab at @uiowa in 3 weeks— recruiting students & postdocs interested in genome instability. Please repost! bmb.medicine.uiowa.edu/news/2026/01/s…

Krupina Lab website is live! krupina.lab.uiowa.edu And we are hiring! Looking for talented scientists who are interested in chromothripsis and cancer genome rearrangements

A protein that cuts double-stranded DNA contributes to chromosome scrambling in human cancer cells. Learn more in a new #SciencePerspective: scim.ag/4pDl8fc

Scientists Solve a Decade-Old Mystery Behind Cancer’s Most Violent DNA Chaos scitechdaily.com/scientists-sol…

Scientists Uncover Key Driver of Treatment-Resistant Cancer today.ucsd.edu/story/scientis…

@Ella_Maru @ScienceMagazine @uiowa Thank you very much!

@krupina_lab @ScienceMagazine @uiowa Congratulations Ksenia!

Thrilled to share that my paper is out today in Science @ScienceMagazine ! So grateful to everyone involved, and excited to continue this work in my own lab at the University of Iowa @uiowa. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

A protein that cuts double-stranded DNA contributes to chromosome scrambling in human cancer cells @ScienceMagazine preview @skimomiks @nyulangone science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… @krupina_lab @UCSD

Scientists uncover key driver of treatment-resistant cancer: Genome-scrambling enzyme points to new treatments medicalxpress.com/news/2025-12-s… via @medical_xpress

@5ATG3 @ScienceMagazine @uiowa Thank you very much!

@krupina_lab @ScienceMagazine @uiowa Fantastic work, Ksenia! I can't wait to see the continuation of this work at your new University of Iowa laboratory. Congratulations!

Huge thanks to Marcin @skimomiks and Stanley Clarke for the wonderful Perspective in @ScienceMagazine! Grateful for the thoughtful framing of our work on chromothripsis mechanisms. Chromosome shattering in cancer | Science science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

@EricTopol @ScienceMagazine Thank you @EricTopol! Really appreciate it

We've known about cancer chromothripsis—the shattering and scrambling of chromosomes— since 2011, but now we know the likely mechanism @ScienceMagazine science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…