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Caroline Enns

Professor of Cell Developmental and Cancer Biology

Oregon Health & Science University

Affiliations

Biostatistics Shared Resources

Institute Of Knight Cancer

OHSU School of Medicine

Cancer Early Detection Advanced Research Center (Cedar)

Department Of Cell, Developmental And Cancer Biology

Department Of Otolaryngology - Head And Neck Surgery

Division Of Oncological Sciences

Center Of Cancer Early Detection Advanced Research (Cedar)

Institute Of Knight Cancer

Center Of Knight Cancer

OGI School of Science and Engineering

Department Of Chemistry, Biochemistry And Molecular Biology

Department of Medicine

Division Of Hematology/Medical Oncology

Flow Cytometry Shared Resource

Institute Of Knight Cancer

Cancer Early Detection Advanced Research Center (Cedar)

Institute Of Knight Cancer

Division Of Oncological Sciences

Institute Of Knight Cancer

Department Of Cell, Developmental And Cancer Biology

Institute Of Knight Cancer

Division Of Hematology/Medical Oncology

Institute Of Knight Cancer Insitute

Institute Of University Knight Cancer

Department Of Otolaryngology - Head And Neck Surgery

Molecular Biology of Head and Neck Cancer

OHSU Knight Cancer Institute

Caroline Enns is currently serving as a Biostatistics Shared Resources Professor of Cell Developmental and Cancer Biology at Oregon Health & Science University.

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Caroline Enns

Oregon Health & Science University

Professor of Cell Developmental and Cancer Biology

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cell biology molecular biology biochemistry receptors biological chemistry redox biology pharmacology heme homeostasis hematology heme signaling cellular biochemistry liver physiology molecular and cellular biology hepatology molecular medicine receptor (biochemistry) signal transduction membrane biology molecular cell biology protein science heme trafficking intracellular trafficking protein transport cell signaling molecular physiology heme degradation transferrin receptor iron homeostasis cell metabolism biochemical sciences free radical biology heme transport transferrin receptor 2 endocytic pathway glycosylation cell trafficking hepcidin expression clinical microbiology cellular physiology biological macromolecules molecular metabolism molecular regulation medical microbiology functional regulation human transferrin receptor hereditary hemochromatosis protein nutritional biochemistry hepatic hepcidin expression bone research biological inorganic chemistry bone morphogenic protein membrane transport carbohydrate-protein interactions hepatocellular carcinoma signaling pathways liver disease hepatotoxicity genetic disorders molecular microbiology bacteriology virulence factors protein function gene regulation molecular immunology cell physiology molecular pathways host-microbe interactions epithelial cells neisseria meningitidis childhood-onset parkinsonism-dystonia transferrin-induced hepcidin expression intracellular iron regulation diferric transferrin hela cells transferrin-mediated iron uptake type iv pili

Notable Scholarly Works

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Matriptase-2-Mediated Suppression of Hepatic Hepcidin Expression in Mice Requires Hepatocyte Neogenin. Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) (2026)

inflammationpathologyhepatocyte neogeninliver physiologyliver diseasemolecular medicinecell biologyhepatologymetabolic pathwayshepatic hepcidin expressionmatriptase-2-mediated suppressionhepatocellular carcinomaliver transplantationhepatotoxicity

Hepcidin Expression is Associated With Increased γ-Secretase–Mediated Cleavage of Neogenin in the Liver. Journal of Biological Chemistry (2024)

hepatitispathologyliver physiologydrug-induced liver injuryhepatotoxicitycell biologyhepatocellular carcinomagene expressionbiochemistrycell metabolismhepcidin expressionincreased γ-secretase–mediated cleavageliver transplantationliver cancermolecular metabolismliver diseasemolecular medicinemetabolic pathwayshepatology

Matriptase-2 Regulates Iron Homeostasis Primarily by Setting the Basal Levels of Hepatic Hepcidin Expression Through a Nonproteolytic Mechanism. Journal of Biological Chemistry (2023)

Caroline A. EnnsTyler WeiskopfRichard H. ZhangJeffrey WuShall JueMakiko KawaguchiHiroaki KataokaAn-Sheng Zhang

biochemistrybiologyhepatic hepcidin expressionnonproteolytic mechanismmolecular biologybiological chemistrygene expression

Grab and Go: Transferrin Uptake in Erythropoiesis. Blood (2022)

haematopoiesisphysiologyblood purificationcell biologyhematologycell traffickingblood cellstransferrin uptake

Hepatocyte Neogenin is Required for Hemojuvelin-Mediated Hepcidin Expression and Iron Homeostasis in Mice. Blood (2021)

liver physiologyhemojuvelin-mediated hepcidin expressionimmunologycell biologyhepatologyhematologymolecular medicineheme homeostasishepatocyte neogeninheme signalingiron homeostasisredox biology

Extrahepatic Deficiency of Transferrin Receptor 2 is Associated With Increased Erythropoiesis Independent of Iron Overload. Journal of Biological Chemistry (2020)

extrahepatic deficiencymetabolismtransferrin receptor 2iron overloadhaematopoiesisliver physiologyphysiologynutritional biochemistryheme homeostasiscell biologymetabolic pathwayshematologyhepatologyheme signalingredox biology

The Ectodomain of Matriptase-2 Plays an Important Nonproteolytic Role in Suppressing Hepcidin Expression in Mice. Blood (2020)

matriptase-2 playsmolecular and cellular biologyimportant nonproteolytic roleliver physiologyredox signalinghepatotoxicitycell and molecular biologycell signalingcell biologymolecular biologycellular biochemistrybiochemistrycell metabolismhepcidin expressionbiological chemistrymolecular metabolismmolecular medicinemolecular cell biologymolecular pathwayssignal transduction

Imaging Viper-Labeled Cellular Proteins by Correlative Light and Electron Microscopy. BIO-PROTOCOL (2019)

biophysicslight microscopymicroscopybiological imagingprotein scienceelectron microscopymicroscopy methodsmolecular biologyfluorescencebiomedical imaging

Implementing Viper for Imaging Cellular Proteins by Fluorescence Microscopy. BIO-PROTOCOL (2019)

biophysicsmicroscopybiological imagingmolecular imagingnovel imaging methodstranslational molecular imagingfluorescencebiomedical imagingfluorescence microscopy

Insights Into Basic Science: What Basic Science Can Teach Us About Iron Homeostasis in Trauma Patients. Current Opinion in Anaesthesiology (2019)

Thomas B. BartnikasAndrea U. SteinbickerCaroline A. Enns

basic sciencetrauma patientsphysiologyanesthesiologyiron homeostasistrauma

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Caroline Enns

Professor of Cell Developmental and Cancer Biology

Oregon Health & Science University

Affiliations

Biostatistics Shared Resources

Institute Of Knight Cancer

OHSU School of Medicine

Cancer Early Detection Advanced Research Center (Cedar)

Department Of Cell, Developmental And Cancer Biology

Department Of Otolaryngology - Head And Neck Surgery

Division Of Oncological Sciences

Center Of Cancer Early Detection Advanced Research (Cedar)

Institute Of Knight Cancer

Center Of Knight Cancer

OGI School of Science and Engineering

Department Of Chemistry, Biochemistry And Molecular Biology

Department of Medicine

Division Of Hematology/Medical Oncology

Flow Cytometry Shared Resource

Institute Of Knight Cancer

Cancer Early Detection Advanced Research Center (Cedar)

Institute Of Knight Cancer

Division Of Oncological Sciences

Institute Of Knight Cancer

Department Of Cell, Developmental And Cancer Biology

Institute Of Knight Cancer

Division Of Hematology/Medical Oncology

Institute Of Knight Cancer Insitute

Institute Of University Knight Cancer

Department Of Otolaryngology - Head And Neck Surgery

Molecular Biology of Head and Neck Cancer

OHSU Knight Cancer Institute

Caroline Enns is currently serving as a Biostatistics Shared Resources Professor of Cell Developmental and Cancer Biology at Oregon Health & Science University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Caroline Enns

Oregon Health & Science University

Professor of Cell Developmental and Cancer Biology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Matriptase-2-Mediated Suppression of Hepatic Hepcidin Expression in Mice Requires Hepatocyte Neogenin. Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) (2026)

Hepcidin Expression is Associated With Increased γ-Secretase–Mediated Cleavage of Neogenin in the Liver. Journal of Biological Chemistry (2024)

Matriptase-2 Regulates Iron Homeostasis Primarily by Setting the Basal Levels of Hepatic Hepcidin Expression Through a Nonproteolytic Mechanism. Journal of Biological Chemistry (2023)

Caroline A. EnnsTyler WeiskopfRichard H. ZhangJeffrey WuShall JueMakiko KawaguchiHiroaki KataokaAn-Sheng Zhang

biochemistrybiologyhepatic hepcidin expressionnonproteolytic mechanismmolecular biologybiological chemistrygene expression

Grab and Go: Transferrin Uptake in Erythropoiesis. Blood (2022)

haematopoiesisphysiologyblood purificationcell biologyhematologycell traffickingblood cellstransferrin uptake

Hepatocyte Neogenin is Required for Hemojuvelin-Mediated Hepcidin Expression and Iron Homeostasis in Mice. Blood (2021)

liver physiologyhemojuvelin-mediated hepcidin expressionimmunologycell biologyhepatologyhematologymolecular medicineheme homeostasishepatocyte neogeninheme signalingiron homeostasisredox biology

Extrahepatic Deficiency of Transferrin Receptor 2 is Associated With Increased Erythropoiesis Independent of Iron Overload. Journal of Biological Chemistry (2020)

The Ectodomain of Matriptase-2 Plays an Important Nonproteolytic Role in Suppressing Hepcidin Expression in Mice. Blood (2020)

Imaging Viper-Labeled Cellular Proteins by Correlative Light and Electron Microscopy. BIO-PROTOCOL (2019)

biophysicslight microscopymicroscopybiological imagingprotein scienceelectron microscopymicroscopy methodsmolecular biologyfluorescencebiomedical imaging

Implementing Viper for Imaging Cellular Proteins by Fluorescence Microscopy. BIO-PROTOCOL (2019)

biophysicsmicroscopybiological imagingmolecular imagingnovel imaging methodstranslational molecular imagingfluorescencebiomedical imagingfluorescence microscopy

Insights Into Basic Science: What Basic Science Can Teach Us About Iron Homeostasis in Trauma Patients. Current Opinion in Anaesthesiology (2019)

Thomas B. BartnikasAndrea U. SteinbickerCaroline A. Enns

basic sciencetrauma patientsphysiologyanesthesiologyiron homeostasistrauma

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