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David Cheresh

Professor Pathology

University of California, San Diego

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School Of Medicine

Pathology

David Cheresh is currently serving as a Pathology Professor Pathology at University of California, San Diego.

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University of California, San Diego

Professor Pathology

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cell biology tumor biology vascular biology molecular biology cancer biology cancer research immunology angiogenesis tumor microenvironment cancer cells cell signaling oncogenes medicinal research biochemistry inflammation stem cell research cellular biology tumor targeting hematology biological chemistry gene expression cellular therapy cell adhesion membrane biology cell death melanoma tumor suppressors cancer discovery brain tumor research cancer growth bone research neovascularization molecular cell biology cardiovascular research cellular physiology molecular cancer cancer treatment protein science cell migration vascular malformations inhibitory activity tumor heterogeneity vascular disease intracellular trafficking angiology cell proliferation vascular pharmacology receptor (biochemistry) human melanoma cells cell regulation receptor tyrosine kinases cell-matrix interactions cancer genetics intermediate host anti-cancer agents cellular immune responses novel therapies vascular adaptation late binding cell motility skin cancer vitronectin receptor tumor growth av integrins monoclonal antibodies vascular permeability tumor angiogenesis tumor regression cell invasion vegf-induced vascular permeability human skin arg-gly-asp-directed receptor focal adhesion kinase human neuroblastoma cells monoclonal antibody-mediated cytolysis barrier function matrix biology endothelial cell biology developmental biology

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Abstract 2979: Pancreatic Cancer Cells Upregulate Lpar4 in Response to Isolation Stress to Create a Fibronectin-Rich Extracellular Matrix Niche and Promote Tumor Initiation. Cancer Research (2024)

Chengsheng WuTaha RakhshandehrooHiromi I. WetterstenAlejandro CamposTami Von SchalschaShashi JainZiqi YuJiali TanEvangeline MoseBetzaira G. ChildersAndrew M. LowySara M. WeisDavid A. Cheresh

cancer researchcell biologypancreatic cancerextracellular matrixisolation stresspromote tumor initiation

Abstract 3066: Lung Cancer Cells Overcome Nutrient Stress by Upregulating an Integrin αVβ3/Ampk/Oxphos Axis. Cancer Research (2024)

Arin NamShashi JainAlejandro CamposRyan M. ShepardTami von SchalschaSara M. WeisHiromi I. WetterstenDavid A. Cheresh

lung cancerlung cancer cellscancer researchnutrient stresscancer biologybiochemistry

Abstract 4267: Inflammation Mediated Expression of Integrin αVβ3 Potentiates Kras Driven Pdac Oncogenesis. Cancer Research (2024)

Ryan M. ShepardAlejandro D. CamposZachary M. OrtegaHiromi I. WetterstenTami Von SchalschaSara M. WeisDavid A. Cheresh

inflammationcancer researchcancer biologypdac oncogenesismolecular biology

Abstract 6358: Arming Tumor-Associated Macrophages to Inhibit Cancer Progression. Cancer Research (2024)

Joshua P. ReddyZiqi YuRyan M. ShepardTami Von SchalschaStephen J. McCormackSara M. WeisDavid A. ChereshHiromi I. Wettersten

cancer immunotherapycancer progressioncancer researchimmunologytumor targetingtumor microenvironmenttumor-associated macrophages

Abstract 6966: Stat3 Integration of Inflammatory Signals and Cellular Stress Promote Tumor Initiation and Progression Through the Expression of Integrin Β3. Cancer Research (2024)

Alejandro D. CamposRyan ShepardIngrid HeumannJustin LamSara M. WeisDavid Cheresh

cancer biologyinflammatory signalscancer research

Data From Integrin αVβ3 Upregulation in Response to Nutrient Stress Promotes Lung Cancer Cell Metabolic Plasticity. (2024)

Arin NamShashi JainChengsheng WuAlejandro CamposRyan M. ShepardZiqi YuJoshua P. ReddyTami Von SchalschaSara M. WeisMark OnaitisHiromi I. WetterstenDavid A. Cheresh

lung cancercancer biologybiochemistrycell metabolismnutrient stress promotes

Pi3Kγ Inhibition Circumvents Inflammation and Vascular Leak in Sars-Cov-2 and Other Infections. Science Translational Medicine (2024)

Ryan M. ShepardAnghesom GhebremedhinIsaraphorn PratumchaiSally R. RobinsonCourtney BettsJingjing HuRoman SasikKathleen M. FischJaroslav ZakHui ChenMarc ParadiseJason RiveraMohammad AmjadSatoshi UchiyamaHideya SeoAlejandro D. CamposDenise Ann DayaoSaul TziporiCesar Piedra-MoraSoumita DasFarnaz HastehHana RussoXin SunLe XuLaura Crotty E. AlexanderJason M. DuranMazen OdishVictor PretoriusNell C. KirchbergerShao-ming ChinTami Von SchalschaDavid ChereshJohn D. MorreyRossitza AlargovaBrenda O’ConnellTheodore A. MartinotSandip P. PatelVictor NizetAmanda J. MartinotLisa M. CoussensJohn R. TeijaroJudith A. Varner

virologycovid-19antiviral researchinflammationvascular leakother infectionsinfectious diseasesviral structural proteinmedical virologyvirulent infectious agentshospital infectionssars-cov-2immunologyviral pathogenesisinfectious respiratory diseaseantiviral therapyvirus research

Data From Glioblastomas Require Integrin αVβ3/Pak4 Signaling to Escape Senescence. (2023)

Aleksandra FranovicKathryn C. ElliottLaetitia SeguinM. Fernanda CamargoSara M. WeisDavid A. Cheresh

signaling pathwayscell signalingbrain tumor researchgliomassignal transductionmolecular biology

Figure S2 From Arming Tumor-Associated Macrophages to Reverse Epithelial Cancer Progression. (2023)

Hiromi I. WetterstenSara M. WeisPaulina PathriaTami Von SchalschaToshiyuki MinamiJudith A. VarnerDavid A. Cheresh

epithelial cancer progressiontumor biologycancer immunotherapyimmunologytumor targetingtumor microenvironmenttumor-associated macrophages

Pancreas Cancer Cells Upregulate Lpar4 in Response to Isolation Stress to Promote and Ecm-Enriched Nice to Support Tumour Initiation. Pancreatology (2023)

David Cheresh

isolation stresspancreatic cancercancer research

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David Cheresh

Professor Pathology

University of California, San Diego

Affiliations

School Of Medicine

Pathology

David Cheresh is currently serving as a Pathology Professor Pathology at University of California, San Diego.

Honors

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University of California, San Diego

Professor Pathology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Abstract 2979: Pancreatic Cancer Cells Upregulate Lpar4 in Response to Isolation Stress to Create a Fibronectin-Rich Extracellular Matrix Niche and Promote Tumor Initiation. Cancer Research (2024)

Chengsheng WuTaha RakhshandehrooHiromi I. WetterstenAlejandro CamposTami Von SchalschaShashi JainZiqi YuJiali TanEvangeline MoseBetzaira G. ChildersAndrew M. LowySara M. WeisDavid A. Cheresh

cancer researchcell biologypancreatic cancerextracellular matrixisolation stresspromote tumor initiation

Abstract 3066: Lung Cancer Cells Overcome Nutrient Stress by Upregulating an Integrin αVβ3/Ampk/Oxphos Axis. Cancer Research (2024)

Arin NamShashi JainAlejandro CamposRyan M. ShepardTami von SchalschaSara M. WeisHiromi I. WetterstenDavid A. Cheresh

lung cancerlung cancer cellscancer researchnutrient stresscancer biologybiochemistry

Abstract 4267: Inflammation Mediated Expression of Integrin αVβ3 Potentiates Kras Driven Pdac Oncogenesis. Cancer Research (2024)

Ryan M. ShepardAlejandro D. CamposZachary M. OrtegaHiromi I. WetterstenTami Von SchalschaSara M. WeisDavid A. Cheresh

inflammationcancer researchcancer biologypdac oncogenesismolecular biology

Abstract 6358: Arming Tumor-Associated Macrophages to Inhibit Cancer Progression. Cancer Research (2024)

Joshua P. ReddyZiqi YuRyan M. ShepardTami Von SchalschaStephen J. McCormackSara M. WeisDavid A. ChereshHiromi I. Wettersten

cancer immunotherapycancer progressioncancer researchimmunologytumor targetingtumor microenvironmenttumor-associated macrophages

Abstract 6966: Stat3 Integration of Inflammatory Signals and Cellular Stress Promote Tumor Initiation and Progression Through the Expression of Integrin Β3. Cancer Research (2024)

Alejandro D. CamposRyan ShepardIngrid HeumannJustin LamSara M. WeisDavid Cheresh

cancer biologyinflammatory signalscancer research

Data From Integrin αVβ3 Upregulation in Response to Nutrient Stress Promotes Lung Cancer Cell Metabolic Plasticity. (2024)

Arin NamShashi JainChengsheng WuAlejandro CamposRyan M. ShepardZiqi YuJoshua P. ReddyTami Von SchalschaSara M. WeisMark OnaitisHiromi I. WetterstenDavid A. Cheresh

lung cancercancer biologybiochemistrycell metabolismnutrient stress promotes

Pi3Kγ Inhibition Circumvents Inflammation and Vascular Leak in Sars-Cov-2 and Other Infections. Science Translational Medicine (2024)

Data From Glioblastomas Require Integrin αVβ3/Pak4 Signaling to Escape Senescence. (2023)

Aleksandra FranovicKathryn C. ElliottLaetitia SeguinM. Fernanda CamargoSara M. WeisDavid A. Cheresh

signaling pathwayscell signalingbrain tumor researchgliomassignal transductionmolecular biology

Figure S2 From Arming Tumor-Associated Macrophages to Reverse Epithelial Cancer Progression. (2023)

Hiromi I. WetterstenSara M. WeisPaulina PathriaTami Von SchalschaToshiyuki MinamiJudith A. VarnerDavid A. Cheresh

epithelial cancer progressiontumor biologycancer immunotherapyimmunologytumor targetingtumor microenvironmenttumor-associated macrophages

Pancreas Cancer Cells Upregulate Lpar4 in Response to Isolation Stress to Promote and Ecm-Enriched Nice to Support Tumour Initiation. Pancreatology (2023)

David Cheresh

isolation stresspancreatic cancercancer research

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