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Andrew Mendiola

Assistant Professor of Pharmacology

University of California, San Diego

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School Of Medicine

Pharmacology

Andrew Mendiola is currently serving as a Pharmacology Assistant Professor of Pharmacology at University of California, San Diego.

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University of California, San Diego

Assistant Professor of Pharmacology

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neuroscience immunology neurology neuroinflammation ophthalmology inflammation diabetes retina vascular biology neuroimmunology medicinal research brain-immune interaction cell signaling neuroradiology diabetic retina systems neuroscience fibrinolysis neuroprotection cerebrovascular disease diabetic retinopathy neuroanatomy gene expression cognitive neuroscience neurorehabilitation ophthalmology retina cellular neurobiology signaling pathways ocular disease stem cell research cerebral blood flow neuropsychopharmacology fractals mammalian biology neurotransmission neurochemistry brain science receptor (biochemistry) vascular damage mouse model fractalkine receptor thrombosis resuscitation virus research neurosurgery cellular physiology clinical microbiology covid-19 pandemic long covid host factors t-regulatory cell cellular immune responses adaptive immune system neural science angiogenesis apoptosis brain function innate immune system tumor suppressors viral pathogenesis cancer biology cancer growth tumor heterogeneity degenerative pathology disease progression aging-associated diseases oligodendrocyte progenitor cells neuroinflammatory diseases multiomic profiling blood-induced microglia functions microglial gi-dependent dynamics brain network hyperexcitability fibrin drives thromboinflammation neuronal damage microglial activation cns autoimmune inflammation systemic inflammation alzheimer's disease multiple sclerosis molecular neurodegeneration oxidative stress free radical biology autoimmune inflammation

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Fibrin Drives Thromboinflammation and Neuropathology in Covid-19. Nature (2024)

Jae Kyu RyuZhaoqi YanMauricio MontanoElif G. SozmenKaruna DixitRahul K. SuryawanshiYusuke MatsuiEkram HelmyPrashant KaushalSara K. MakananiThomas J. DeerinckAnke Meyer-FrankePamela E. Rios CoronadoTroy N. TrevinoMin-Gyoung ShinReshmi TognattaYixin LiuRenaud SchuckLucas LeHisao MiyajimaAndrew S. MendiolaNikhita ArunBrandon GuoTaha Y. TahaAyushi AgrawalEilidh MacDonaldOliver AriesAaron YanOlivia WeaverMark A. PetersenRosa Meza AcevedoMaria del Pilar S. AlzamoraReuben ThomasMichela TragliaValentina L. KouznetsovaIgor F. TsigelnyAlexander R. PicoKristy Red-HorseMark H. EllismanNevan J. KroganMehdi BouhaddouMelanie OttWarner C. GreeneKaterina Akassoglou

resuscitationlong covidneurovirologyneuroradiologypublic healthvirus researchneuroinflammationfibrin drives thromboinflammationcovid-19 pandemicinfectious diseaseshost factorssars-cov-2immunologyvascular biologythrombosiscovid-19fibrinolysisinflammationpathogenesis

Fibrin Promotes Oxidative Stress and Neuronal Loss in Traumatic Brain Injury via Innate Immune Activation. Journal of Neuroinflammation (2024)

Terry DeanAndrew S. MendiolaZhaoqi YanRosa Meza-AcevedoBelinda CabrigaKaterina AkassoglouJae Kyu Ryu

cerebral blood flowneurosciencebrain-immune interactionneuropsychopharmacologyneuroradiologyoxidative stressinnate immune systemneurologyneuroinflammationneuroprotectionimmunologyinnate immune activationchild neurologyfibrinolysisinflammationneurorehabilitationneuronal losscentral nervous systemneuroimmunologybrain injurytraumatic brain injury

Machine Learning Reveals Prominent Spontaneous Behavioral Changes and Treatment Efficacy in Humanized and Transgenic Alzheimer's Disease Models. Cell Reports (2024)

Stephanie R MillerKevin LuxemKelli LauderdalePranav NambiarPatrick S HonmaKatie K LyShreya BangeraMary BullockJia ShinNick KalissYuechen QiuCatherine CaiKevin ShenK Dakota MallenZhaoqi YanAndrew S MendiolaTakashi SaitoTakaomi C SaidoAlexander R PicoReuben ThomasErik D RobersonKaterina AkassoglouPavol BauerStefan RemyJorge J Palop

disease modelstreatment efficacyalzheimer's diseasemachine learningbehavioral sciencesspontaneous behavioral changestransgenic alzheimer

Pioneering Discovery and Therapeutics at the Brain-Vascular-Immune Interface. Cell (2024)

Katerina AkassoglouDimitrios DavalosAndrew S MendiolaMark A PetersenJae Kyu RyuChristian SchachtrupZhaoqi Yan

cerebral blood flowbrain-vascular-immune interfaceneurosciencebrain-immune interactiontherapeutic targetsneurovirologystem cell researchmolecular immunologyimmunotherapybrain tumor researchimmune responsesneuroinflammationnovel therapiesimmunologyvascular biologymedicinal researchpsychoneuroimmunologyneuroimmunologymolecular biology

Un-Baffling Gray Matter Pathology in Multiple Sclerosis. Science Immunology (2024)

Dane Ford-RoshonAndrew S. Mendiola

neuropathologyneuroimmunologyimmunologywhite mattermultiple sclerosisimmunopathology

Defining Blood-Induced Microglia Functions in Neurodegeneration Through Multiomic Profiling. Nature Immunology (2023)

Andrew S. MendiolaZhaoqi YanKaruna DixitJeffrey R. JohnsonMehdi BouhaddouAnke Meyer-FrankeMin-Gyoung ShinYu YongAyushi AgrawalEilidh MacDonaldGayathri MuthukumarClairice PearceNikhita ArunBelinda CabrigaRosa Meza-AcevedoMaria del Pilar S. AlzamoraScott S. ZamvilAlexander R. PicoJae Kyu RyuNevan J. KroganKaterina Akassoglou

immunologyblood-induced microglia functionsmultiomic profilingneuroscience

Pharmacological Depletion of Microglia Alleviates Neuronal and Vascular Damage in the Diabetic Cx3Cr1-Wt Retina but Not in Cx3Cr1-Ko or Hcx3Cr1I249/M280-Expressing Retina. Frontiers in Immunology (2023)

Kaira A. ChurchDerek RodriguezAndrew S. MendiolaDifernando VanegasIrene L. GutierrezIan TamayoAbdul AmaduPriscila VelazquezSandra M. CardonaStefka GyonevaAnne C. CotleurRichard M. RansohoffTejbeer KaurAstrid E. Cardona

diabetespharmacological depletionretinaimmunologypharmacologyophthalmologyvascular damage

Defective Fractalkine‐Cx3Cr1 Signaling Aggravates Neuroinflammation and Affects Recovery From Cuprizone‐Induced Demyelination. Journal of Neurochemistry (2022)

Andrew S. MendiolaKaira A. ChurchSandra M. CardonaDifernando VanegasShannon A. GarciaWendy MacklinSergio A. LiraRichard M. RansohoffErzsebet KokovayChin‐Hsing Annie LinAstrid E. Cardona

receptorsneurochemistrysignaling pathwaysneuroinflammationneuropharmacologyaffective neuroscienceneuroprotectioncell signalingneurosciencecuprizone-induced demyelinationpharmacologysignal transductionneurology

Defibrinogenation Ameliorates Retinal Microgliosis and Inflammation in a Cx3Cr1-Independent Manner. ASN NEURO (2022)

Borna SarkerSandra M. CardonaKaira A. ChurchDifernando VanegasPriscila VelazquezColin RorexDerek RodriguezAndrew S. MendiolaTimothy S. KernNadia D. DomingoRobin StephensIsabel A. MuzzioAstrid E. Cardona

cerebrovascular diseaseneuroinflammationretinal microgliosisinflammationneuroscienceretinaophthalmologyneurology

Fibrinogen Depletion Ameliorates Inflammation and Vision Loss in Mouse Models of Diabetes. The Journal of Immunology (2022)

Astrid E CardonaBorna SarkerSandra M CardonaKaira A ChurchDifernando VanegasPriscila VelazquezDerek RodriguezAndrew MendiolaTimothy KernIsabel MuzzioRobin Stephens

hematologyfibrinogen depletiondiabetesinflammationmouse modelsdermatologyinflammatory diseasesclinical immunologyimmunologyvascular biologyvision lossmammalian biologyophthalmologynephrologyexperimental medicinemedicinal research

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Andrew Mendiola

Assistant Professor of Pharmacology

University of California, San Diego

Affiliations

School Of Medicine

Pharmacology

Andrew Mendiola is currently serving as a Pharmacology Assistant Professor of Pharmacology at University of California, San Diego.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Andrew Mendiola

University of California, San Diego

Assistant Professor of Pharmacology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Fibrin Drives Thromboinflammation and Neuropathology in Covid-19. Nature (2024)

Fibrin Promotes Oxidative Stress and Neuronal Loss in Traumatic Brain Injury via Innate Immune Activation. Journal of Neuroinflammation (2024)

Terry DeanAndrew S. MendiolaZhaoqi YanRosa Meza-AcevedoBelinda CabrigaKaterina AkassoglouJae Kyu Ryu

Machine Learning Reveals Prominent Spontaneous Behavioral Changes and Treatment Efficacy in Humanized and Transgenic Alzheimer's Disease Models. Cell Reports (2024)

disease modelstreatment efficacyalzheimer's diseasemachine learningbehavioral sciencesspontaneous behavioral changestransgenic alzheimer

Pioneering Discovery and Therapeutics at the Brain-Vascular-Immune Interface. Cell (2024)

Katerina AkassoglouDimitrios DavalosAndrew S MendiolaMark A PetersenJae Kyu RyuChristian SchachtrupZhaoqi Yan

Un-Baffling Gray Matter Pathology in Multiple Sclerosis. Science Immunology (2024)

Dane Ford-RoshonAndrew S. Mendiola

neuropathologyneuroimmunologyimmunologywhite mattermultiple sclerosisimmunopathology

Defining Blood-Induced Microglia Functions in Neurodegeneration Through Multiomic Profiling. Nature Immunology (2023)

immunologyblood-induced microglia functionsmultiomic profilingneuroscience

diabetespharmacological depletionretinaimmunologypharmacologyophthalmologyvascular damage

Defective Fractalkine‐Cx3Cr1 Signaling Aggravates Neuroinflammation and Affects Recovery From Cuprizone‐Induced Demyelination. Journal of Neurochemistry (2022)

Andrew S. MendiolaKaira A. ChurchSandra M. CardonaDifernando VanegasShannon A. GarciaWendy MacklinSergio A. LiraRichard M. RansohoffErzsebet KokovayChin‐Hsing Annie LinAstrid E. Cardona

Defibrinogenation Ameliorates Retinal Microgliosis and Inflammation in a Cx3Cr1-Independent Manner. ASN NEURO (2022)

cerebrovascular diseaseneuroinflammationretinal microgliosisinflammationneuroscienceretinaophthalmologyneurology

Fibrinogen Depletion Ameliorates Inflammation and Vision Loss in Mouse Models of Diabetes. The Journal of Immunology (2022)

Astrid E CardonaBorna SarkerSandra M CardonaKaira A ChurchDifernando VanegasPriscila VelazquezDerek RodriguezAndrew MendiolaTimothy KernIsabel MuzzioRobin Stephens

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