Congratulations to Daria Ostroverkhova and Daniel Espiritu on their co-first author research article entitled “Leveraging Gene Redundancy to Fing New Histone Drivers in Cancer”, which was recently published in Cancers. Their study shows that specific cancer types exhibit disproportionate susceptibilities to accruing mutations in histone genes versus other genes; and they detect new driver mutations in histone genes. Daria and Daniel are PhD students in DPMM with Dr. Anna Panchenko; and this study was done in collaboration with Dr. Maria Aristizabal from the Department of Biology here at Queen’s.