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Cheng, Christopher J, Raman Bahal, Imran A Babar, Zachary Pincus, Francisco Barrera, Connie Liu, Alexander Svoronos, et al. 2015. “MicroRNA Silencing for Cancer Therapy Targeted to the Tumour Microenvironment.”. Nature 518 (7537): 107-10.

Stahlhut, Carlos, and Frank J Slack. 2013. “MicroRNAs and the Cancer Phenotype: Profiling, Signatures and Clinical Implications.”. Genome Medicine 5 (12): 111.

Kasinski, Andrea, and Frank J Slack. 2013. “Small RNAs Deliver a Blow to Ovarian Cancer.”. Cancer Discovery 3 (11): 1220-1.

Chen, Xiaowei, Frank J Slack, and Hongyu Zhao. 2013. “Joint Analysis of Expression Profiles from Multiple Cancers Improves the Identification of MicroRNA-Gene Interactions.”. Bioinformatics (Oxford, England) 29 (17): 2137-45.

Kasinski, Andrea L, and Frank J Slack. 2012. “Arresting the Culprit: Targeted Antagomir Delivery to Sequester Oncogenic MiR-221 in HCC.”. Molecular Therapy. Nucleic Acids 1 (3): e12.

Babar, Imran A, Christopher J Cheng, Carmen J Booth, Xianping Liang, Joanne B Weidhaas, Mark Saltzman, and Frank J Slack. 2012. “Nanoparticle-Based Therapy in an in Vivo MicroRNA-155 (miR-155)-Dependent Mouse Model of Lymphoma.”. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 109 (26): E1695-704.

Chen, Xiaowei, Jennifer B Listman, Frank J Slack, Joel Gelernter, and Hongyu Zhao. 2012. “Biases and Errors on Allele Frequency Estimation and Disease Association Tests of Next-Generation Sequencing of Pooled Samples.”. Genetic Epidemiology 36 (6): 549-60.

Cheng, Christopher J, and Frank J Slack. 2012. “The Duality of OncomiR Addiction in the Maintenance and Treatment of Cancer.”. Cancer Journal (Sudbury, Mass.) 18 (3): 232-7.

Pincus, Zachary, Thalyana Smith-Vikos, and Frank J Slack. 2011. “MicroRNA Predictors of Longevity in Caenorhabditis Elegans.”. PLoS Genetics 7 (9): e1002306.

Chan, Elcie, Rajeshvari Patel, Sunitha Nallur, Elena Ratner, Antonella Bacchiocchi, Kathleen Hoyt, Sebastian Szpakowski, et al. 2011. “MicroRNA Signatures Differentiate Melanoma Subtypes.”. Cell Cycle (Georgetown, Tex.) 10 (11): 1845-52.