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Chansorena Pok

Rush University

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Rush Medical College

Department Of Microbial Pathogens And Immunity

NoneChansorena Pok is currently serving as a Microbial Pathogens And Immunity faculty at Rush University.

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Rush University

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infectious diseases infection control clinical microbiology immunology immune responses medicinal chemistry antimicrobial resistance antimicrobial agents innate immune system antimicrobial compounds antimicrobial chemotherapy effective copper-dependent antimicrobials public health pharmacology microbial pathogenesis veterinary medicine virology antibiotics pathogenic bacteria applied microbiology coordination chemistry natural product research host specificity antiparasitic agent veterinary microbiology hypersensitivity antibiotic resistance remedial action medical microbiology immunologic mechanisms mucosal immunology molecular immunology antibacterial agents chemical composition secondary metabolites pneumococcal hypersensitivity macrophage-mediated clearance streptococcal species novel dithiocarbamate derivatives interferon-g-stimulated gene transcription

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Long Non-Coding Rna U90926 Modulates Ifn-γ-Stimulated Gene Transcription and Cell-Intrinsic Anti- Cryptosporidium Defense in Intestinal Epithelial Cells. Infection and Immunity (2025)

Lncrna Nostrill Promotes Interferon-γ-Stimulated Gene Transcription and Facilitates Intestinal Epithelial Cell-Intrinsic Anti-Cryptosporidium Defense. Frontiers in Immunology (2024)

Zinat SharminKehua JinAi-Yu GongSilu DengChansorena PokMarion L. GrahamShuhong WangNicholas W. MathyAnnemarie ShibataXian-Ming Chen

immune responsesimmunologic mechanismsmolecular immunologyimmunologyinterferon-g-stimulated gene transcriptioninnate immune systemmucosal immunologygene expression

Novel Dithiocarbamate Derivatives Are Effective Copper-Dependent Antimicrobials Against Streptococcal Species. Frontiers in Microbiology (2023)

Sanjay V. MenghaniYamil Sanchez-RosarioChansorena PokRenshuai LiuFeng GaoHenrik O’BrienMiranda J. NeubertKlariza OchoaMeredythe DurckelRiley D. HellingerNadia HackettWei WangMichael D. L. Johnson

microbiologyinfection controlantimicrobial chemotherapydrug resistancenovel dithiocarbamate derivativespharmacologyantimicrobial resistanceeffective copper-dependent antimicrobialsmedical microbiologyapplied microbiologyantibiotic resistancemedicinal chemistryclinical microbiologyantimicrobial agentspathogenic bacteriainfectious diseasesantibioticsantimicrobial compoundsremedial actionstreptococcal species

Compounds Derived From N,N -Dimethyldithiocarbamate Are Effective Copper-Dependent Antimicrobials Against Streptococcus Pneumoniae. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2022)

Sanjay V. MenghaniYamil Sanchez-RosarioChansorena PokRenshuai LiuFeng GaoHenrik O’BrienMiranda J. NeubertKlariza OchoaRiley D. HellingerWei WangMichael D. L. Johnson

secondary metabolitesinfection controlantimicrobial chemotherapydrug resistanceantibacterial agentseffective copper-dependent antimicrobialsantimicrobial resistancemedicinal chemistryclinical microbiologyantimicrobial agentschemical compositionbioactive compoundsinfectious diseaseschemical biologybiochemistrynatural product researchchemistryantimicrobial compoundscoordination chemistry

N, N -Dimethyldithiocarbamate Elicits Pneumococcal Hypersensitivity to Copper and Macrophage-Mediated Clearance. Infection and Immunity (2022)

Sanjay V. MenghaniMadeline P. CutcliffeYamil Sanchez-RosarioChansorena PokAlison WatsonMiranda J. NeubertKlariza OchoaHsin-Jung Joyce WuMichael D. L. Johnson

pneumococcal hypersensitivityvirologyimmune responsesmacrophage-mediated clearanceveterinary medicineinfection controlinfectious diseasesmicrobial pathogenesisveterinary microbiologyantiparasitic agenthypersensitivityclinical microbiologyimmunologyinnate immune systempublic healthhost specificity

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Chansorena Pok

Rush University

Affiliations

Rush Medical College

Department Of Microbial Pathogens And Immunity

NoneChansorena Pok is currently serving as a Microbial Pathogens And Immunity faculty at Rush University.

Honors

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Chansorena Pok

Rush University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Long Non-Coding Rna U90926 Modulates Ifn-γ-Stimulated Gene Transcription and Cell-Intrinsic Anti- Cryptosporidium Defense in Intestinal Epithelial Cells. Infection and Immunity (2025)

Lncrna Nostrill Promotes Interferon-γ-Stimulated Gene Transcription and Facilitates Intestinal Epithelial Cell-Intrinsic Anti-Cryptosporidium Defense. Frontiers in Immunology (2024)

Zinat SharminKehua JinAi-Yu GongSilu DengChansorena PokMarion L. GrahamShuhong WangNicholas W. MathyAnnemarie ShibataXian-Ming Chen

immune responsesimmunologic mechanismsmolecular immunologyimmunologyinterferon-g-stimulated gene transcriptioninnate immune systemmucosal immunologygene expression

Novel Dithiocarbamate Derivatives Are Effective Copper-Dependent Antimicrobials Against Streptococcal Species. Frontiers in Microbiology (2023)

Sanjay V. MenghaniYamil Sanchez-RosarioChansorena PokRenshuai LiuFeng GaoHenrik O’BrienMiranda J. NeubertKlariza OchoaMeredythe DurckelRiley D. HellingerNadia HackettWei WangMichael D. L. Johnson

Compounds Derived From N,N -Dimethyldithiocarbamate Are Effective Copper-Dependent Antimicrobials Against Streptococcus Pneumoniae. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2022)

Sanjay V. MenghaniYamil Sanchez-RosarioChansorena PokRenshuai LiuFeng GaoHenrik O’BrienMiranda J. NeubertKlariza OchoaRiley D. HellingerWei WangMichael D. L. Johnson

N, N -Dimethyldithiocarbamate Elicits Pneumococcal Hypersensitivity to Copper and Macrophage-Mediated Clearance. Infection and Immunity (2022)

Sanjay V. MenghaniMadeline P. CutcliffeYamil Sanchez-RosarioChansorena PokAlison WatsonMiranda J. NeubertKlariza OchoaHsin-Jung Joyce WuMichael D. L. Johnson

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