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Carolyn Banister

Clinical Assistant Professor Distinguished Faculty Member

University of South Carolina

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College of Pharmacy

Department of Drug Discovery and Biomedical Sciences (ddbs)

Carolyn Banister is currently serving as a College Of Pharmacy Clinical Assistant Professor Distinguished Faculty Member at University of South Carolina.

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Carolyn Banister

University of South Carolina

Clinical Assistant Professor Distinguished Faculty Member

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oncology cancer research cancer biology medicinal research genetics cancer genomics tumor biology cancer genetics cancer care dermatology pharmacology molecular cancer virology gene expression colorectal cancer molecular biology cervical cancer gynecologic oncology cellular therapy viral oncology carcinogenesis clinical epidemiology cancer cells clinical microbiology medical virology cancer prevention mammalian biology reproductive medicine enzyme inhibition leukemia stem cell research melanoma skin cancer andrology anti-cancer agents clinical evidence viral persistence gastrointestinal oncology diagnostic virology lysyl oxidase european american women early-onset colon cancer free radical biology matrix biology molecular cell biology breast oncology drug targeting gene function cell proliferation status attainment clinical infectious disease virus epidemiology emerging infectious diseases allelic variant clinical gastroenterology cytopathology innovative diagnostics biomarker (medicine) underserved populations molecular virology human retrovirus cancer risk epidemiology of cancer chemotherapy resistance frequent mutations mitf pathway hpv-independent cervical cancers cell-related genes inhibits proliferation college age human retinoblastoma maternal stress early-onset colorectal cancer dna damage colonic inflammation synthetic food dye public health health equity health inequalities cancer disparities

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Abstract 251: Identification of Therapeutic Vulnerabilities by Genome-Wide Crispr Knockout Library Screening of Colon Cancer Organoids. Cancer Research (2023)

Phillip J. BuckhaultsSana KhaliliCarolyn BanisterPrashanth R. GokareDave PocalykoKurtis Bachman

colon cancer organoidsradiation oncologycancer caretherapeutic vulnerabilitiesbioinformaticscancer screeningmedicinal researchgenomicscrisprgenome-wide crisprcancer researchcancer genomicspharmacologypersonalized medicinecancer treatmenthealth sciencesoncologycancer biology

Abstract Lb162: A Multiplex Organoid Avatar Drug Testing Platform for Precision Medicine. Cancer Research (2023)

Shrey PatelSana KhaliliVictoria MoyEmma GraySawyer LyonsRiley BrentsCarolyn BanisterPhillip J. Buckhaults

precision medicinecancer researchmedicinedrug testsoncology

Data From Spindle Assembly Checkpoint Inhibition Can Resensitize P53-Null Stem Cells to Cancer Chemotherapy. (2023)

Changlong LiuCarolyn E. BanisterPhillip J. Buckhaults

anti-cancer agentsimmunologypharmacologycancer chemotherapytumor biologycancer immunotherapycancer researchcancer treatmentoncogenesgene therapyradiation oncologymedicinal researchmolecular cancercellular therapycancer carecancer biologytumor targetingcancer genomicsoncology

Data From Transcriptomes and Shrna Suppressors in a I Tp53 /I Allele–Specific Model of Early-Onset Colon Cancer in African Americans. (2023)

Charles C. WeigeMarc R. BirtwistleHimel MallickNengjun YiZuzana BerrongEmily CloessnerKeely DuffJosephine TidwellMegan ClendenningBrent WilkersonChristopher FarrellFred BunzHao JiMichael ShtutmanKim E. CreekCarolyn E. BanisterPhillip J. Buckhaults

colorectal cancershrna suppressorscancer biologymicroarray data analysisgenomicscancer genomicsmolecular biologyafrican americanshuman geneticstranscriptomegene expressioncancer geneticshealth sciencesoncologygeneticsearly-onset colon cancer

Supplementary Figures Legends From Spindle Assembly Checkpoint Inhibition Can Resensitize P53-Null Stem Cells to Cancer Chemotherapy. (2023)

Changlong LiuCarolyn E. BanisterPhillip J. Buckhaults

stem cell researchimmunologydermatologypharmacologytherapeutic targetscancer chemotherapytumor biologycancer researchtumor suppressorscancer cellscancer treatmentgene therapymedicinal researchcellular therapycancer carecancer biologyliver cancercancer genomicsoncology

The Synthetic Food Dye, Red 40, Causes Dna Damage, Causes Colonic Inflammation, and Impacts the Microbiome in Mice. Toxicology Reports (2023)

Qi ZhangAlexander A. ChumanevichIvy NguyenAnastasiya A. ChumanevichNora SartawiJake HoganMinou KhazanQuinn HarrisBryson MasseyIoulia ChatzistamouPhillip J. BuckhaultsCarolyn E. BanisterMichael WirthJames R. HebertE. Angela MurphyLorne J. Hofseth

toxicologycolonic inflammationsynthetic food dyedna damagemammalian biologydna repairmicrobiomegenetics

Abstract Lt015: Overcoming Chemotherapy Resistance in Triple Negative Breast Cancer via Targeting Lysyl Oxidase (Lox). Cancer Research (2021)

Ozge SaatciOzge AkbulutAbdol-Hossein RezaeainCarolyn BanisterVitali SikirzhytskiSercan AksoyAytekin AkyolAysegul UnerPhillip BuckhaultsMikhail ChernovCampbell McInnesYasser RiazalhosseiniOzgur Sahin

pharmacologybreast cancercancer immunotherapycancer preventionenzyme inhibitionlysyl oxidasecancer researchcancer treatmenthealth sciencesovercoming chemotherapy resistanceradiation oncologymedicinal researchcellular therapycancer carecancer managementcancer biologytumor targetingclinical researchleukemiaoncology

Human Papillomavirus-Mediated Carcinogenesis and Tumor Progression. Genome Instability & Disease (2021)

Fadi AbboodiNella C. DelvaJennifer EmmelAriana RenrickPhillip BuckhaultsCarolyn E. BanisterKim E. CreekLucia Pirisi

cancer biologyvirologygenome instabilityhuman papillomavirus-mediated carcinogenesisviral oncologyhepatologydermatologygenome biologycarcinogenesiscancer researchcancer genomicstumor progressionmedical virologycancer geneticshealth sciencesoncologygenetics

Serine-Threonine Kinase Receptor-Associated Protein is a Critical Mediator of Apc Mutation–Induced Intestinal Tumorigenesis Through a Feed-Forward Mechanism. Gastroenterology (2021)

Trung VuArunima DattaCarolyn BanisterLin JinGuandou YuanTemesgen SamuelSejong BaeIsam-Eldin EltoumUpender ManneBixiang ZhangRobert S. WelnerKasturi MitraPhillip BuckhaultsPran K. Datta

pharmacologygeneticscolorectal cancertumor biologygastroenterologycancer researchcritical mediatorcancer cellsreceptorsgastrointestinal oncologyclinical gastroenterologymedicinal researchdigestive diseasesmolecular cancermolecular gastroenterologyfeed-forward mechanismcancer biologyhepatologymedicinecancer genetics

Hpv-Inactive Cell Populations Arise From Hpv16-Transformed Human Keratinocytes After P53 Knockout. Virology (2020)

Fadi AbboodiPhillip BuckhaultsDiego AltomareChanglong LiuMaria HosseinipourCarolyn E. BanisterKim E. CreekLucia Pirisi

virologycell biologydermatologyhpv-inactive cell populationscancer biology

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Carolyn Banister

Clinical Assistant Professor Distinguished Faculty Member

University of South Carolina

Affiliations

College of Pharmacy

Department of Drug Discovery and Biomedical Sciences (ddbs)

Carolyn Banister is currently serving as a College Of Pharmacy Clinical Assistant Professor Distinguished Faculty Member at University of South Carolina.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Carolyn Banister

University of South Carolina

Clinical Assistant Professor Distinguished Faculty Member

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Abstract 251: Identification of Therapeutic Vulnerabilities by Genome-Wide Crispr Knockout Library Screening of Colon Cancer Organoids. Cancer Research (2023)

Phillip J. BuckhaultsSana KhaliliCarolyn BanisterPrashanth R. GokareDave PocalykoKurtis Bachman

Abstract Lb162: A Multiplex Organoid Avatar Drug Testing Platform for Precision Medicine. Cancer Research (2023)

Shrey PatelSana KhaliliVictoria MoyEmma GraySawyer LyonsRiley BrentsCarolyn BanisterPhillip J. Buckhaults

precision medicinecancer researchmedicinedrug testsoncology

Data From Spindle Assembly Checkpoint Inhibition Can Resensitize P53-Null Stem Cells to Cancer Chemotherapy. (2023)

Changlong LiuCarolyn E. BanisterPhillip J. Buckhaults

Data From Transcriptomes and Shrna Suppressors in a I Tp53 /I Allele–Specific Model of Early-Onset Colon Cancer in African Americans. (2023)

Supplementary Figures Legends From Spindle Assembly Checkpoint Inhibition Can Resensitize P53-Null Stem Cells to Cancer Chemotherapy. (2023)

Changlong LiuCarolyn E. BanisterPhillip J. Buckhaults

The Synthetic Food Dye, Red 40, Causes Dna Damage, Causes Colonic Inflammation, and Impacts the Microbiome in Mice. Toxicology Reports (2023)

toxicologycolonic inflammationsynthetic food dyedna damagemammalian biologydna repairmicrobiomegenetics

Abstract Lt015: Overcoming Chemotherapy Resistance in Triple Negative Breast Cancer via Targeting Lysyl Oxidase (Lox). Cancer Research (2021)

Ozge SaatciOzge AkbulutAbdol-Hossein RezaeainCarolyn BanisterVitali SikirzhytskiSercan AksoyAytekin AkyolAysegul UnerPhillip BuckhaultsMikhail ChernovCampbell McInnesYasser RiazalhosseiniOzgur Sahin

Human Papillomavirus-Mediated Carcinogenesis and Tumor Progression. Genome Instability & Disease (2021)

Fadi AbboodiNella C. DelvaJennifer EmmelAriana RenrickPhillip BuckhaultsCarolyn E. BanisterKim E. CreekLucia Pirisi

Serine-Threonine Kinase Receptor-Associated Protein is a Critical Mediator of Apc Mutation–Induced Intestinal Tumorigenesis Through a Feed-Forward Mechanism. Gastroenterology (2021)

Trung VuArunima DattaCarolyn BanisterLin JinGuandou YuanTemesgen SamuelSejong BaeIsam-Eldin EltoumUpender ManneBixiang ZhangRobert S. WelnerKasturi MitraPhillip BuckhaultsPran K. Datta

Hpv-Inactive Cell Populations Arise From Hpv16-Transformed Human Keratinocytes After P53 Knockout. Virology (2020)

Fadi AbboodiPhillip BuckhaultsDiego AltomareChanglong LiuMaria HosseinipourCarolyn E. BanisterKim E. CreekLucia Pirisi

virologycell biologydermatologyhpv-inactive cell populationscancer biology

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