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Anna Belkina

Assistant Professor Pathology & Laboratory Medicine

Boston University

Affiliations

Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine

Clinical Science Departments

Pathology & Laboratory Medicine

Anna Belkina is currently serving as a Chobanian & Avedisian School Of Medicine Assistant Professor Pathology & Laboratory Medicine at Boston University.

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Anna Belkina

Boston University

Assistant Professor Pathology & Laboratory Medicine

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immunology immune responses health sciences respiratory medicine pharmacology medicine adaptive immune system medicinal research inflammation clinical microbiology veterinary medicine clinical immunology virology mammalian biology regenerative medicine obesity diabetes cancer biology cellular immune responses membrane biology medical virology virus-host interactions laboratory medicine tumor targeting cancer treatment stem cell research cellular physiology experimental medicine cytokines cellular therapy innate immune system molecular immunology liver physiology cell transplantation clinical evidence viral diagnostics mitochondrial function chronic inflammation inflammatory diseases pneumococcal pneumonia cell metabolism antiviral research experimental gerontology bone research viral pathogenesis clinical infection biogerontology metabolic regulation bone homeostasis virus epidemiology developmental genetics vaccine research fetal medicine cytopathology histocompatibility multi-modal profiling unexposed individuals comprehensive phenotyping geriatric medicine aging-associated diseases healthy aging functional regulation scientific visualization antiviral drugs domain co-regulators aging-associated inflammation t-cell function inflammatory cytokine profile large datasets optimized parameters bet protein function novel strategy bromodomain inhibition bet inhibitors fatty acid metabolites bacterial pneumonia single-cell analysis immunophenotyping computational biology systems biology cell research

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Abstract 78: Superior Resolution of Intracellular Markers With Cytof Reveals Greater Functional Diversity of Human T Cells. Cancer Research (2024)

Erika L. Smith-MahoneyMichael J. CohenAnna C. BelkinaThirumahal SelvananthamDavid KingChristina LohAmedeo J. CappioneJennifer E. Snyder-Cappione

oncologycancer researchcancer biologycell biologycytogeneticssuperior resolutionimmunologyvascular biologyintracellular markershealth sciences

A Longevity‐Specific Bank of Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells From Centenarians and Their Offspring. Aging Cell (2024)

Todd W. DowreySamuel F. CranstonNicholas SkvirYvonne LokBrian GouldBradley PetrowitzDaniel VillarJidong ShanMarianne JamesMark DodgeAnna C. BelkinaRichard M. GiadoneSofiya MilmanPaola SebastianiThomas T. PerlsStacy L. AndersenGeorge J. Murphy

avian biologygeneticslongevitystem cell researchlongevity-specific bankcell biologyanimal scienceevolutionary biologyexperimental gerontologybiogerontology

Cell-Specific Cd40 Expression During Development of Lung-Resident Heterotypic Immunity. (2024)

M. VanniniE.M.R. ArmstrongC. HaA. BelkinaJ.P. Mizgerd

developmental biologyvaccine developmentcell biologylung-resident heterotypic immunityimmunologymammalian biologygene expressioncellular immune responsesdevelopmental immunology

Cytof Enables Unprecedented Resolution of Intracellular Readouts to Reveal Novel Functional Diversity of Human T Cells. The Journal of Immunology (2024)

Christina McconneyErika Smith-MahoneyMichael CohenAnna BelkinaThirumahal SelvananthamDavid KingChristina LohAmedeo CappioneJennifer Snyder-Cappione

immune responsesimmunologic mechanismsintracellular readoutsnovel functional diversityimmunology

Distinct Subsets of Vδ1 Effector and Vδ2 γδ T Cells Shift in Frequency and Are Linked to Plasma Inflammatory Markers During Art-Suppressed Hiv Infection. The Journal of Infectious Diseases (2024)

Riley M F PihlErika L Smith-MahoneyAlex OlsonRachel R YuenArchana AsundiNina LinAnna C BelkinaJennifer E Snyder-Cappione

hivvirologyimmune responsesinflammationemerging infectious diseasesclinical infectious diseaseinfectious diseasesclinical epidemiologymedical virologyadaptive immune systemvirus-host interactionsclinical microbiologyart-suppressed hiv infectionclinical immunologyimmunologydistinct subsetsepidemiology

Lung Cd4 + Resident Memory T Cells Use Airway Secretory Cells to Stimulate and Regulate Neutrophilic Allergic Airways Disease. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Vijay Raaj RaviFiliz T. KorkmazCarolina Lyon De AnaLu LuFeng-Zhi ShaoChristine V. OdomKimberly A. BarkerAditya RamanujanEmma N. NiszczakWesley N. GoltryIan M.C. MartinCatherine T. HaLee J. QuintonMatthew R. JonesAlan FineJoshua D. WelchFelicia ChenAnna C. BelkinaJoseph P. MizgerdAnukul T. Shenoy

immunological memoryimmune responsesairway secretory cellsimmunologyallergy

Lung Interstitial Macrophage Responses During and After Recovery From Pneumococcal Respiratory Infection. (2024)

E.M.R. ArmstrongC. HaA. BelkinaJ.P. Mizgerd

pneumococcal respiratory infectionimmune responsesmedicineveterinary medicineclinical microbiologyimmunologyrespiratory medicineemergency medicine

The Association Between Circulating Cd34+Cd133+ Endothelial Progenitor Cells and Reduced Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease in the Framingham Heart Study. Exploration of Medicine (2024)

Yixuan WangJinghan HuangTing Fang Alvin AngYibo ZhuQiushan TaoJesse MezMichael AloscoGerald V. DenisAnna BelkinaAshita GurnaniMark RossBin GongJingyan HanKathryn L. LunettaThor D. SteinRhoda AuLindsay A. FarrerXiaoling ZhangWei Qiao Qiu

medicinereduced riskgenetic epidemiologyalzheimer's diseaseclinical epidemiologymedicinal researchlaboratory medicinevascular biologycardiovascular researchexperimental medicineclinical researchframingham heart studycardiovascular diseaseepidemiologystatistics

Abstract P045: Γδ T Cells Contribute to an Inflammatory and Immunosuppressive Microenvironment in Lung Squamous Cell Carcinoma Tumorigenesis. Cancer Prevention Research (2023)

Táchira PichardoAnna BelkinaJennifer Snyder-CappioneJennifer BeaneSarah Mazzilli

cancer immunotherapymedicinedisease preventioncancer biologyrespiratory medicinecancer preventiononcologycancer researchcancer carecancer treatmentcancer risktumor microenvironmentimmunologypreventive medicinemedicinal researchimmunosuppressive microenvironmentthoracic oncologyclinical researchhealth sciences

Circulating Endothelial Progenitor Cells Reduce the Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease. medRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

medicineendothelial progenitor cellsalzheimer's diseaseneurosciencevascular biologypharmacology

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Anna Belkina

Assistant Professor Pathology & Laboratory Medicine

Boston University

Affiliations

Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine

Clinical Science Departments

Pathology & Laboratory Medicine

Anna Belkina is currently serving as a Chobanian & Avedisian School Of Medicine Assistant Professor Pathology & Laboratory Medicine at Boston University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Anna Belkina

Boston University

Assistant Professor Pathology & Laboratory Medicine

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Abstract 78: Superior Resolution of Intracellular Markers With Cytof Reveals Greater Functional Diversity of Human T Cells. Cancer Research (2024)

Erika L. Smith-MahoneyMichael J. CohenAnna C. BelkinaThirumahal SelvananthamDavid KingChristina LohAmedeo J. CappioneJennifer E. Snyder-Cappione

oncologycancer researchcancer biologycell biologycytogeneticssuperior resolutionimmunologyvascular biologyintracellular markershealth sciences

A Longevity‐Specific Bank of Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells From Centenarians and Their Offspring. Aging Cell (2024)

avian biologygeneticslongevitystem cell researchlongevity-specific bankcell biologyanimal scienceevolutionary biologyexperimental gerontologybiogerontology

Cell-Specific Cd40 Expression During Development of Lung-Resident Heterotypic Immunity. (2024)

M. VanniniE.M.R. ArmstrongC. HaA. BelkinaJ.P. Mizgerd

developmental biologyvaccine developmentcell biologylung-resident heterotypic immunityimmunologymammalian biologygene expressioncellular immune responsesdevelopmental immunology

Cytof Enables Unprecedented Resolution of Intracellular Readouts to Reveal Novel Functional Diversity of Human T Cells. The Journal of Immunology (2024)

Christina McconneyErika Smith-MahoneyMichael CohenAnna BelkinaThirumahal SelvananthamDavid KingChristina LohAmedeo CappioneJennifer Snyder-Cappione

immune responsesimmunologic mechanismsintracellular readoutsnovel functional diversityimmunology

Riley M F PihlErika L Smith-MahoneyAlex OlsonRachel R YuenArchana AsundiNina LinAnna C BelkinaJennifer E Snyder-Cappione

Lung Cd4 + Resident Memory T Cells Use Airway Secretory Cells to Stimulate and Regulate Neutrophilic Allergic Airways Disease. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

immunological memoryimmune responsesairway secretory cellsimmunologyallergy

Lung Interstitial Macrophage Responses During and After Recovery From Pneumococcal Respiratory Infection. (2024)

E.M.R. ArmstrongC. HaA. BelkinaJ.P. Mizgerd

pneumococcal respiratory infectionimmune responsesmedicineveterinary medicineclinical microbiologyimmunologyrespiratory medicineemergency medicine

The Association Between Circulating Cd34+Cd133+ Endothelial Progenitor Cells and Reduced Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease in the Framingham Heart Study. Exploration of Medicine (2024)

Abstract P045: Γδ T Cells Contribute to an Inflammatory and Immunosuppressive Microenvironment in Lung Squamous Cell Carcinoma Tumorigenesis. Cancer Prevention Research (2023)

Táchira PichardoAnna BelkinaJennifer Snyder-CappioneJennifer BeaneSarah Mazzilli

Circulating Endothelial Progenitor Cells Reduce the Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease. medRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

medicineendothelial progenitor cellsalzheimer's diseaseneurosciencevascular biologypharmacology

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