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Catherine Abendroth

Professor and Chief Division of Anatomic Pathology

Pennsylvania State University

Affiliations

Penn State College of Medicine

Department of Neural and Behavioral Sciences

Department of Radiation Oncology

Catherine Abendroth is currently serving as a Neural And Behavioral Sciences Professor and Chief Division of Anatomic Pathology at Pennsylvania State University.

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Catherine Abendroth

Pennsylvania State University

Professor and Chief Division of Anatomic Pathology

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immunology pathology dermatology hematology diagnosis cytopathology immunocytochemical techniques immunochemistry cancer biology biomedical engineering medical imaging therapeutic targets immunotherapy chromatography inflammation cardiovascular disease molecular diagnostics surgical pathology medicinal research blood purification cellular therapy histopathology metabolic syndrome vascular biology diabetes research diabetic medicine diabetes therapies cancer care digestive diseases gastrointestinal endoscopy medical diagnostics diagnostic tests immunoediting laboratory immunology diabetic kidney disease kidney research renal function renal pathophysiology kidney failure viral oncology immunosuppression kidney transplantation pancreatic cancer peripheral nervous system colorectal cancer gastrointestinal oncology clinical gastroenterology unstained versus cytologic preparations immunocytochemical staining diabetic glomerulosclerosis absent-to-minimal microalbuminuria chronic renal failure papillomavirus-associated cancer development long-term longitudinal follow-up steroid-free maintenance immunosuppression pediatric kidney transplantation solitary pancreatic mass adenosquamous cell carcinoma diagnostic efficacy single-blind study gastrointestinal stromal tumor nephrology organ transplantation infectious diseases (medical specialty) clinical transplantation

Notable Scholarly Works

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Monitoring Mouse Papillomavirus-Associated Cancer Development Using Longitudinal Pap Smear Screening. mBio (2024)

Hannah M. AtkinsAysegul Aksakal UsluJingwei J. LiDebra A. ShearerSarah A. BrendleChen HanMichael KozakPaul LopezDeesha NayarKarla K. BaloghCatherine AbendrothJean CopperKeith C. ChengNeil D. ChristensenYusheng ZhuStefanie AvrilAdam D. BurgenerThomas T. MurookaJiafen Hu

viral oncologydermatologydevelopmental biologypapillomavirus-associated cancer developmentveterinary medicinehealth sciencesoncologycancer biology

Steroid‐Free Maintenance Immunosuppression Using Alemtuzumab in Pediatric Kidney Transplantation: Long‐Term Longitudinal Follow‐Up. Pediatric Transplantation (2021)

Ashokkumar JainDeborah DaoudDeborah Kees‐FoltsMichael A. FreemanFauzia ButtCatherine S. AbendrothHiroko ShikeZakiyah Kadry

pediatricsregenerative medicineimmunosuppressionlong-term longitudinal follow-upkidney transplantationimmunologysteroid-free maintenance immunosuppressionpediatric kidney transplantation

Peripheral Facial Nerve Palsy. Journal of Clinical Neuroscience (2019)

Nadia N. BowlingCatherine AbendrothAiesha Ahmed

neurologyneuroscienceaudiologyperipheral nervous systemophthalmology

Mo1398 a Paired, Prospective, Single-Blind Study of the Diagnostic Efficacy of Two Endoscopic Tissue Biopsy Regimens for Diagnosis of Gastrointestinal Stromal Tumor (Gist). Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (2014)

Charles E. DyeSetareh SharzehiMatthew T. MoyerCorlan O. AdebajoHaresh ManiBrooke AncrileAbraham MathewRaquel E. DavilaThomas J. McgarrityNiraj J. GusaniKaveh SharzehiCatherine Abendroth

gastrointestinal endoscopydiagnostic efficacysingle-blind studydiagnosisgastrointestinal stromal tumorhealth sciences

Metastatic Adenosquamous Carcinoma Presenting as a Solitary Pancreatic Mass.. PubMed (2011)

Corlan O. AdebajoCharles E. DyeCatherine S. AbendrothMatthew T. Moyer

neurologyhepatologycancer researchpancreatic cancermedicineveterinary medicinesolitary pancreatic masshealth sciencesoncology

Adenosquamous Cell Carcinoma of the Colon. The American Journal of Gastroenterology (2009)

Corlan AdebajoCharles DyeCatherine AbendrothMatthew Moyer

colorectal cancerpathologyradiation oncologycancer caregastrointestinal oncologyclinical gastroenterologygastroenterologyhepatologydigestive diseasescancer researchadenosquamous cell carcinomahealth sciencesoncologycancer biology

Immunocytochemistry on the Thinprep® Processor. Diagnostic Cytopathology (1997)

David J. DabbsCatherine S. AbendrothRonald T. GrenkoXiaohong WangGail E. Radcliffe

pathologyimmunologymedical imagingdiagnosisbiomedical engineeringmolecular diagnosticsmedical diagnosticsdiagnostic testscytopathologyimmunocytochemical techniquesimmunochemistry

Immunocytochemical Staining of Unstained Versus Previously Stained Cytologic Preparations.. PubMed (1995)

C S AbendrothD J Dabbs

immunologydermatologytherapeutic targetscell biologyimmunotherapyhematologysurgical pathologycytopathologyimmunoeditingimmunocytochemical techniquesimmunochemistryunstained versusmedicinal researchblood purificationchromatographycellular therapycytologic preparationsinflammationimmunocytochemical staininghistopathologylaboratory immunology

Diabetic Glomerulosclerosis and Chronic Renal Failure With Absent-To-Minimal Microalbuminuria. American Journal of Kidney Diseases (1992)

David J.R. SteeleRichard G. YeronCatherine AbendrothJonathan R. Diamond

diabetic glomerulosclerosiscardiovascular diseasepathologydiabetic kidney diseasekidney researchpharmacologyabsent-to-minimal microalbuminuriachronic renal failuremetabolic syndromevascular biologynephrologyhematologydiabetes researchrenal functiondiabetic medicinerenal pathophysiologyurologydiabeteskidney failurechronic kidney diseasediabetes therapies

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Catherine Abendroth

Professor and Chief Division of Anatomic Pathology

Pennsylvania State University

Affiliations

Penn State College of Medicine

Department of Neural and Behavioral Sciences

Department of Radiation Oncology

Catherine Abendroth is currently serving as a Neural And Behavioral Sciences Professor and Chief Division of Anatomic Pathology at Pennsylvania State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Catherine Abendroth

Pennsylvania State University

Professor and Chief Division of Anatomic Pathology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Monitoring Mouse Papillomavirus-Associated Cancer Development Using Longitudinal Pap Smear Screening. mBio (2024)

viral oncologydermatologydevelopmental biologypapillomavirus-associated cancer developmentveterinary medicinehealth sciencesoncologycancer biology

Steroid‐Free Maintenance Immunosuppression Using Alemtuzumab in Pediatric Kidney Transplantation: Long‐Term Longitudinal Follow‐Up. Pediatric Transplantation (2021)

Ashokkumar JainDeborah DaoudDeborah Kees‐FoltsMichael A. FreemanFauzia ButtCatherine S. AbendrothHiroko ShikeZakiyah Kadry

pediatricsregenerative medicineimmunosuppressionlong-term longitudinal follow-upkidney transplantationimmunologysteroid-free maintenance immunosuppressionpediatric kidney transplantation

Peripheral Facial Nerve Palsy. Journal of Clinical Neuroscience (2019)

Nadia N. BowlingCatherine AbendrothAiesha Ahmed

neurologyneuroscienceaudiologyperipheral nervous systemophthalmology

Charles E. DyeSetareh SharzehiMatthew T. MoyerCorlan O. AdebajoHaresh ManiBrooke AncrileAbraham MathewRaquel E. DavilaThomas J. McgarrityNiraj J. GusaniKaveh SharzehiCatherine Abendroth

gastrointestinal endoscopydiagnostic efficacysingle-blind studydiagnosisgastrointestinal stromal tumorhealth sciences

Metastatic Adenosquamous Carcinoma Presenting as a Solitary Pancreatic Mass.. PubMed (2011)

Corlan O. AdebajoCharles E. DyeCatherine S. AbendrothMatthew T. Moyer

neurologyhepatologycancer researchpancreatic cancermedicineveterinary medicinesolitary pancreatic masshealth sciencesoncology

Adenosquamous Cell Carcinoma of the Colon. The American Journal of Gastroenterology (2009)

Corlan AdebajoCharles DyeCatherine AbendrothMatthew Moyer

Immunocytochemistry on the Thinprep® Processor. Diagnostic Cytopathology (1997)

David J. DabbsCatherine S. AbendrothRonald T. GrenkoXiaohong WangGail E. Radcliffe

pathologyimmunologymedical imagingdiagnosisbiomedical engineeringmolecular diagnosticsmedical diagnosticsdiagnostic testscytopathologyimmunocytochemical techniquesimmunochemistry

Immunocytochemical Staining of Unstained Versus Previously Stained Cytologic Preparations.. PubMed (1995)

C S AbendrothD J Dabbs

Diabetic Glomerulosclerosis and Chronic Renal Failure With Absent-To-Minimal Microalbuminuria. American Journal of Kidney Diseases (1992)

David J.R. SteeleRichard G. YeronCatherine AbendrothJonathan R. Diamond

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