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David J. Waxman

Professor of Biology Medicine and Biomedical Engineering; Program in Bioinformatics

Boston University

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College of Arts & Sciences

Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

David J. Waxman is currently serving as a Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Professor of Biology Medicine and Biomedical Engineering; Program in Bioinformatics at Boston University.

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David J. Waxman

Boston University

Professor of Biology Medicine and Biomedical Engineering; Program in Bioinformatics

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pharmacology molecular biology biochemistry liver physiology endocrinology gene expression genetics oncology hepatology mammalian biology membrane biology medicinal research growth hormone tumor biology protein science enzymes cancer treatment pharmacotherapy biological chemistry enzyme inhibition signal transduction transcription regulation redox biology cancer biology molecular physiology gene regulation molecular cancer genome biology gene function cancer care molecular regulation anti-cancer agents pharmacokinetics rna biology biochemical sciences pharmacological research endocrine research tumor targeting cell regulation reproductive biology molecular cell biology steroid metabolism mouse liver clinical pharmacology enzyme specificity comparative endocrinology angiogenesis cancer genetics biocatalysis signaling pathways liver disease sexual dimorphism metabolic regulation rat liver adult mouse liver drug targeting experimental pharmacology thyroid hormone functional modification epigenomics biochemical genetics enzyme catalysis insulin signaling cellular biology antitumor activity liver gene expression hormonal regulation gene mapping phenobarbital induction signal transducer monoclonal antibodies methoxyacetic acid accession numbers nuclear receptors human liver microsomes steroid hormones cell signaling epigenetics cell biology epigenetic mechanisms systems biology cancer genomics

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Hdi-Starr-Seq: Condition-Specific Enhancer Discovery in Mouse Liver in Vivo. BMC Genomics (2024)

Ting-Ya ChangDavid J. Waxman

geneticsfunctional genomicsgene expressiontranslational researchneurosciencecondition-specific enhancer discoverymedicinal researchcell biologymammalian biologymouse liver

Liver-Specific Actions of Gh and Igf1 That Protect Against Masld. Nature Reviews Endocrinology (2024)

Rhonda D KinemanMercedes Del Rio-MorenoDavid J Waxman

pathologyliver transplantationliver physiologyfatty liver diseasedrug-induced liver injurygeneticshepatologyliver-specific actionsliver cancervascular biologyliver diseasebreast cancerdiabetes researchimmunologyautoimmune diseasesoncogenesreproductive endocrinologyendocrinologylate binding

Steatotic Liver Disease Induced by Tcpobop-Activated Hepatic Constitutive Androstane Receptor: Primary and Secondary Gene Responses With Links to Disease Progression. Toxicological Sciences (2024)

Ravi SonkarHong MaDavid J Waxman

hepatologypharmacologytoxicologysteatotic liver diseasesecondary gene responsesimmunologyliver disease

Data From Antiangiogenesis Enhances Intratumoral Drug Retention. (2023)

Jie MaChong-Sheng ChenTodd BluteDavid J. Waxman

pharmacologymedicinedata sciencetumor biologyvascular biologyangiogenesis

Data From Type-I Interferon Signaling is Essential for Robust Metronomic Chemo-Immunogenic Tumor Regression in Murine Breast Cancer. (2023)

Cameron VergatoKshama A. DoshiDarren RoblyerDavid J. Waxman

type-i interferon signalingcancer biologymolecular cancercancer researchcancer genomicsmetronomic therapytumor biologymetronomic chemotherapypharmacologybreast canceroncologycellular therapyimmunologycancer riskcancer immunotherapybiostatisticsmurine breast cancerenzyme inhibitionleukemiamedicinal research

Direct and Systemic Actions of Growth Hormone Receptor (Ghr)-Signaling on Hepatic Glycolysis, De Novo Lipogenesis and Insulin Sensitivity, Associated With Steatosis. Metabolism (2023)

Mari C Vázquez-BorregoMercedes Del Río-MorenoMaxim PyatkovAndré Sarmento-CabralMariyah MahmoodNatalie PelkeMagdalena WnekJose Cordoba-ChaconDavid J WaxmanMichelle A PuchowiczOwen P McGuinnessRhonda D Kineman

systemic actionsliver physiologyrenal functiongrowth hormonehepatologymembrane biologygrowth hormone receptorvascular biologyinsulin sensitivityhepatic glycolysispharmacologyendocrine researchmetabolic regulationsignal transductionendocrinologyclinical chemistrysystems biologyclinical biochemistryenergy metabolismexperimental medicinemetabolismphysiology

Dysregulation of Murine Long Noncoding Single-Cell Transcriptome in Nonalcoholic Steatohepatitis and Liver Fibrosis. RNA (2023)

Kritika KarriDavid J. Waxman

single-cell analysisrna biologyrenal functionprotein sciencegeneticshepatologymembrane biologyproteomicsgenome biologytumor biologydermatologyvascular biologynonalcoholic steatohepatitiscerebrovascular diseaselong non-coding rnatranscriptomeliver fibrosismammalian biologymolecular biologymedicinal research

Growth Hormone Accelerates Recovery From Acetaminophen-Induced Murine Liver Injury. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Elissa EvertonMercedes Del Rio-MorenoCarlos Villacorta-MartinPushpinder Singh BawaJonathan Lindstrom-VautrinHiromi MuramatsuFatima RizviAnna R. SmithYing TamNorbert PardiRhonda KinemanDavid J. WaxmanValerie Gouon-Evans

health sciencesendocrinologydevelopmental biologygrowth hormoneregenerative medicinephysiology

Plasma Growth Hormone Pulsatility Directly Regulates Male-Biased Chromatin Accessibility in Adult Mouse Liver. (2023)

Andy RampersaudJeannette ConnerneyDavid J. Waxman

hepatologyneurologyhuman geneticsmembrane biologymale-biased chromatin accessibilityendocrinologyliver physiologyneuroscienceadult mouse livercell regulationcell biologymammalian biology

Plasma Growth Hormone Pulses Induce Male-Biased Pulsatile Chromatin Opening and Epigenetic Regulation in Adult Mouse Liver. eLife (2023)

Andy RampersaudJeannette ConnerneyDavid J Waxman

hepatologyhuman geneticsmembrane biologyhealth sciencesendocrinologyliver physiologyneuroscienceepigenetic regulationmedicinal researchgrowth hormoneadult mouse liverplasma growth hormonemammalian biologyelectrophysiologyphysiology

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David J. Waxman

Professor of Biology Medicine and Biomedical Engineering; Program in Bioinformatics

Boston University

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

David J. Waxman is currently serving as a Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Professor of Biology Medicine and Biomedical Engineering; Program in Bioinformatics at Boston University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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David J. Waxman

Boston University

Professor of Biology Medicine and Biomedical Engineering; Program in Bioinformatics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Hdi-Starr-Seq: Condition-Specific Enhancer Discovery in Mouse Liver in Vivo. BMC Genomics (2024)

Ting-Ya ChangDavid J. Waxman

geneticsfunctional genomicsgene expressiontranslational researchneurosciencecondition-specific enhancer discoverymedicinal researchcell biologymammalian biologymouse liver

Liver-Specific Actions of Gh and Igf1 That Protect Against Masld. Nature Reviews Endocrinology (2024)

Rhonda D KinemanMercedes Del Rio-MorenoDavid J Waxman

Steatotic Liver Disease Induced by Tcpobop-Activated Hepatic Constitutive Androstane Receptor: Primary and Secondary Gene Responses With Links to Disease Progression. Toxicological Sciences (2024)

Ravi SonkarHong MaDavid J Waxman

hepatologypharmacologytoxicologysteatotic liver diseasesecondary gene responsesimmunologyliver disease

Data From Antiangiogenesis Enhances Intratumoral Drug Retention. (2023)

Jie MaChong-Sheng ChenTodd BluteDavid J. Waxman

pharmacologymedicinedata sciencetumor biologyvascular biologyangiogenesis

Data From Type-I Interferon Signaling is Essential for Robust Metronomic Chemo-Immunogenic Tumor Regression in Murine Breast Cancer. (2023)

Cameron VergatoKshama A. DoshiDarren RoblyerDavid J. Waxman

Direct and Systemic Actions of Growth Hormone Receptor (Ghr)-Signaling on Hepatic Glycolysis, De Novo Lipogenesis and Insulin Sensitivity, Associated With Steatosis. Metabolism (2023)

Dysregulation of Murine Long Noncoding Single-Cell Transcriptome in Nonalcoholic Steatohepatitis and Liver Fibrosis. RNA (2023)

Kritika KarriDavid J. Waxman

Growth Hormone Accelerates Recovery From Acetaminophen-Induced Murine Liver Injury. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

health sciencesendocrinologydevelopmental biologygrowth hormoneregenerative medicinephysiology

Plasma Growth Hormone Pulsatility Directly Regulates Male-Biased Chromatin Accessibility in Adult Mouse Liver. (2023)

Andy RampersaudJeannette ConnerneyDavid J. Waxman

hepatologyneurologyhuman geneticsmembrane biologymale-biased chromatin accessibilityendocrinologyliver physiologyneuroscienceadult mouse livercell regulationcell biologymammalian biology

Plasma Growth Hormone Pulses Induce Male-Biased Pulsatile Chromatin Opening and Epigenetic Regulation in Adult Mouse Liver. eLife (2023)

Andy RampersaudJeannette ConnerneyDavid J Waxman

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