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Clement Boland

Emeritus Professor Medicine

University of California, San Diego

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Medicine

Clement Boland is currently serving as a Medicine Emeritus Professor Medicine at University of California, San Diego.

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Clement Boland

University of California, San Diego

Emeritus Professor Medicine

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oncology colorectal cancer cancer research genetics gastroenterology tumor biology cancer biology cancer genetics molecular biology health sciences cancer discovery digestive diseases molecular gastroenterology pathology molecular cancer gastrointestinal oncology oncogenes cancer cells carcinogenesis medicinal research cancer genomics epigenetics molecular diagnostics biomarkers cancer care tumor microenvironment clinical gastroenterology lynch syndrome disease progression cancer treatment surgical oncology microsatellite instability vascular biology cancer prevention digestive tract genitourinary cancers histopathology cancer risk virus research microrna detection prognostic biomarkers biomarker (medicine) tumor heterogeneity ulcerative colitis mutagenesis cancer imaging genetic disorders malignant disease epigenetic changes early-onset colorectal cancer colorectal neoplasia jc virus gynecologic oncology medical genetics cancer management colorectal cancer cells colon cancer gut microbes biomarker discovery epidemiology of cancer viral pathogenesis dna mismatch repair early detection cohort studies tumoral pathology anti-cancer agents treatment and prevention clinical evidence gastrointestinal cancer consensus statement genetic alterations hereditary colorectal cancer human colorectal cancer genetic evaluation prognostic biomarker chronic ulcerative colitis radiation oncology

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Taming Lynch Syndrome: The Remarkable Power of Prevention for One Family. Gastroenterology (2024)

Matthew B YurgelunJennifer RheesNickolas PapadopoulosBert VogelsteinC Richard Boland

public healthfamily therapymedicinefamily processremarkable powerlynch syndromefamily issuesfamily medicinegastroenterologyfamily violencevulnerability

Advances in Acute and Chronic Pancreatitis. World Journal of Gastroenterology (2023)

Williamson B StrumClement Richard Boland

clinical gastroenterologyemergency medicineclinical microbiologychronic pancreatitisdisease progressionthrombosischronic inflammationcritical careinflammationgut microbesdigestive diseasespancreatic fluid collectionnephrologypancreas transplantationhepatologyimmunologymolecular gastroenterologygastroenterologypancreatitis

Data From Aspirin-Induced Chemoprevention and Response Kinetics Are Enhanced by Pik3Ca Mutations in Colorectal Cancer Cells. (2023)

Timothy J. ZumwaltDominik WodarzNatalia L. KomarovaShusuke TodenJacob TurnerJacob CardenasJohn BurnAndrew T. ChanC. Richard BolandAjay Goel

aspirin-induced chemopreventionpharmacologycolorectal cancer cellscancer researchbiostatisticsoncologyresponse kineticshepatologymedicinal researchcolorectal cancercancer treatmentcancer biologycell biology

Data From Exportin-5 Functions as an Oncogene and a Potential Therapeutic Target in Colorectal Cancer. (2023)

Kunitoshi ShigeyasuYoshinaga OkugawaShusuke TodenC. Richard BolandAjay Goel

colorectal cancerpotential therapeutic targetoncogenestherapeutic targets

Data From Microsatellite Instability and Dna Mismatch Repair Protein Deficiency in Lynch Syndrome Colorectal Polyps. (2023)

Matthew B. YurgelunAjay GoelJason L. HornickAnanda SenDanielle Kim TurgeonMack T. RuffinNorman E. MarconJohn A. BaronRobert S. BresalierSapna SyngalDean E. BrennerC. Richard BolandElena M. Stoffel

genomicsdermatologyhost geneticscancer geneticsgeneticsmicrosatellite instabilitymolecular biologymolecular geneticscytogeneticshuman genetics

Data From Novel Evidence for Curcumin and Boswellic Acid–Induced Chemoprevention Through Regulation of Mir-34A and Mir-27A in Colorectal Cancer. (2023)

Shusuke TodenYoshinaga OkugawaConstanze BuhrmannDurgha NattamaiEsperanza AnguianoNicole BaldwinMehdi ShakibaeiC. Richard BolandAjay Goel

boswellic acid-induced chemopreventiononcogenic agentchemoprevention strategiesmolecular cancerkey siteanti-cancer agentscolorectal cancernovel evidencecancer researchcancer immunotherapytherapeutic targetstumor biologyphytotherapy researchpharmacologysystems biologycancer discoverymolecular biologyoncologyoncogenesmedicinal research

Left-To-Right Shift of Colon Cancer Over 25 Years: A Population Study Encompassing Programmatic Screening. (2023)

Federica RubbinoFederica GaianiMarco RianiFrancesca NegriLeila GuidouhPaolo SgargiPablo Cortegoso ValdiviaMaria MichiaraLucas CavallaroGian Luigi de AngelisClement R. BolandManuel ZorziLuigi Laghi

public healthprogrammatic screeningcolon cancer

Perspective on This Article From Microsatellite Instability and Dna Mismatch Repair Protein Deficiency in Lynch Syndrome Colorectal Polyps. (2023)

Matthew B. YurgelunAjay GoelJason L. HornickAnanda SenDanielle Kim TurgeonMack T. RuffinNorman E. MarconJohn A. BaronRobert S. BresalierSapna SyngalDean E. BrennerC. Richard BolandElena M. Stoffel

genomicshost geneticscancer geneticstumor biologymolecular cancergeneticsmicrosatellite instabilitychromosome biologymolecular biologycytogeneticsepigeneticshuman geneticsgenetic disorderspopulation geneticscell biology

Serendipity Strikes: How Pursuing Novel Hypotheses Shifted the Paradigm Regarding the Genetic Basis of Colorectal Cancer and Changed Cancer Therapy. Digestive Diseases and Sciences (2023)

C. Richard BolandMinoru KoiMary T. HawnJohn M. CarethersMatthew B. Yurgelun

novel hypothesesdigestive diseasesgenetic determinantscancer geneticscancer therapyserendipity strikescancer researchsurvival analysisgeneticsbiostatisticsoncologyclinical researchmedicinal researchcolorectal cancermedical geneticsgastrointestinal oncologystatistical geneticshealth sciences

Supplementary Figure 1 From Serum Mir-21, Mir-29A, and Mir-125B Are Promising Biomarkers for the Early Detection of Colorectal Neoplasia. (2023)

Atsushi YamadaTakahiro HorimatsuYoshinaga OkugawaNaoshi NishidaHajime HonjoHiroshi IdaTadayuki KouToshihiro KusakaYu SasakiMakato YagiTakuma HigurashiNorio YukawaYusuke AmanumaOsamu KikuchiManabu MutoYoshiyuki UenoAtsushi NakajimaTsutomu ChibaC. Richard BolandAjay Goel

biomarkerscolorectal neoplasiabiomarker (medicine)

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Clement Boland

Emeritus Professor Medicine

University of California, San Diego

Affiliations

School Of Medicine

Medicine

Clement Boland is currently serving as a Medicine Emeritus Professor Medicine at University of California, San Diego.

Honors

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Experiences

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Clement Boland

University of California, San Diego

Emeritus Professor Medicine

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Taming Lynch Syndrome: The Remarkable Power of Prevention for One Family. Gastroenterology (2024)

Matthew B YurgelunJennifer RheesNickolas PapadopoulosBert VogelsteinC Richard Boland

public healthfamily therapymedicinefamily processremarkable powerlynch syndromefamily issuesfamily medicinegastroenterologyfamily violencevulnerability

Advances in Acute and Chronic Pancreatitis. World Journal of Gastroenterology (2023)

Williamson B StrumClement Richard Boland

Data From Aspirin-Induced Chemoprevention and Response Kinetics Are Enhanced by Pik3Ca Mutations in Colorectal Cancer Cells. (2023)

Timothy J. ZumwaltDominik WodarzNatalia L. KomarovaShusuke TodenJacob TurnerJacob CardenasJohn BurnAndrew T. ChanC. Richard BolandAjay Goel

Data From Exportin-5 Functions as an Oncogene and a Potential Therapeutic Target in Colorectal Cancer. (2023)

Kunitoshi ShigeyasuYoshinaga OkugawaShusuke TodenC. Richard BolandAjay Goel

colorectal cancerpotential therapeutic targetoncogenestherapeutic targets

Data From Microsatellite Instability and Dna Mismatch Repair Protein Deficiency in Lynch Syndrome Colorectal Polyps. (2023)

Matthew B. YurgelunAjay GoelJason L. HornickAnanda SenDanielle Kim TurgeonMack T. RuffinNorman E. MarconJohn A. BaronRobert S. BresalierSapna SyngalDean E. BrennerC. Richard BolandElena M. Stoffel

genomicsdermatologyhost geneticscancer geneticsgeneticsmicrosatellite instabilitymolecular biologymolecular geneticscytogeneticshuman genetics

Data From Novel Evidence for Curcumin and Boswellic Acid–Induced Chemoprevention Through Regulation of Mir-34A and Mir-27A in Colorectal Cancer. (2023)

Shusuke TodenYoshinaga OkugawaConstanze BuhrmannDurgha NattamaiEsperanza AnguianoNicole BaldwinMehdi ShakibaeiC. Richard BolandAjay Goel

Left-To-Right Shift of Colon Cancer Over 25 Years: A Population Study Encompassing Programmatic Screening. (2023)

Federica RubbinoFederica GaianiMarco RianiFrancesca NegriLeila GuidouhPaolo SgargiPablo Cortegoso ValdiviaMaria MichiaraLucas CavallaroGian Luigi de AngelisClement R. BolandManuel ZorziLuigi Laghi

public healthprogrammatic screeningcolon cancer

Perspective on This Article From Microsatellite Instability and Dna Mismatch Repair Protein Deficiency in Lynch Syndrome Colorectal Polyps. (2023)

Matthew B. YurgelunAjay GoelJason L. HornickAnanda SenDanielle Kim TurgeonMack T. RuffinNorman E. MarconJohn A. BaronRobert S. BresalierSapna SyngalDean E. BrennerC. Richard BolandElena M. Stoffel

Serendipity Strikes: How Pursuing Novel Hypotheses Shifted the Paradigm Regarding the Genetic Basis of Colorectal Cancer and Changed Cancer Therapy. Digestive Diseases and Sciences (2023)

C. Richard BolandMinoru KoiMary T. HawnJohn M. CarethersMatthew B. Yurgelun

Supplementary Figure 1 From Serum Mir-21, Mir-29A, and Mir-125B Are Promising Biomarkers for the Early Detection of Colorectal Neoplasia. (2023)

biomarkerscolorectal neoplasiabiomarker (medicine)

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