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David R. Soll

Professor Emeritus

University of Iowa

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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Biology Department

David R. Soll is currently serving as a Biology Professor Emeritus at University of Iowa.

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University of Iowa

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genetics cell biology candida albicans microbiology molecular biology clinical microbiology gene expression cell motility veterinary medicine medical mycology medical microbiology yeast clinical mycology bacteriology structural biology genomics microbial genetics membrane biology cytoskeleton virology microbial pathogenesis cellular biology gene regulation molecular cell biology dictyostelium discoideum molecular microbiology fungal genetics cancer biology avian biology mammalian biology cellular physiology infection control genome biology molecular regulation cell regulation white-opaque switching applied microbiology protein science cell adhesion cell research medicinal research transcription regulation evolutionary microbiology epigenetic changes fungal cell biology white-opaque transition cell physiology cell migration cell polarity fingerprint analysis plo biology microbial diversity cell growth clinical infection movement analysis developmental genetics embryonic development pseudopod formation high-frequency switching insect molecular biology fish biology medical genetics animal genetics viral genetics viral pathogenesis diagnostic mycology biofilm formation candida glabrata phenotypic switching mycelium formation fluconazole resistance living cells dna fingerprinting genetic similarity computer-assisted system lateral pseudopod formation laboratory investigation bioanalysis cell manipulation biomedical engineering motion analysis systems biology monoclonal antibodies dynamic image analysis biomedical analysis biological imaging biological network visualization bioimage analysis

Notable Scholarly Works

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White-Opaque Switching in Candida Albicans: Cell Biology, Regulation, and Function. Microbiology and Molecular Biology Reviews (2024)

David R. Soll

yeastprimary productiondrug resistancemicrobial pathogenesisviral persistenceantimicrobial resistancegene expressiongeneral virologyclinical microbiologymedical mycologyvirus researchgeneticsevolutionary microbiologyimmunologymolecular ecologypathogenscandida albicansdermatologygenetic basiswhite-opaque switching

3D and 4D Tumorigenesis Model for the Quantitative Analysis of Cancer Cell Behavior and Screening for Anticancer Drugs. Methods in molecular biology (2021)

Deborah WesselsDaniel F. LuscheEdward VossDavid R. Soll

tumor biologycancer cell behaviorquantitative analysiscancer researchoncologycancer biologypharmacologyanticancer drugstumorigenesis modelmolecular biologycancer screening

Directed Movement Toward, Translocation Along, Penetration Into and Exit From Vascular Networks by Breast Cancer Cells in 3d. Cell Adhesion & Migration (2021)

Deborah J. WesselsClaude PujolNikash PradhanDaniel F. LuscheLuis GonzalezSydney E. KellyElizabeth M. MartinEdward R. VossYang-Nim ParkMichael DaileySonia L. SuggSneha PhadkeAmani BashirDavid R. Soll

cell manipulationcancer biologycell biologyneurosciencecell migrationcell transplantationcellular therapyadhesionmembrane biologyvascular networkstissue engineeringvascular biologycell adhesionbreast cancercell traffickingbreast cancer cellscancer imagingdermatologycancer cellssignal transduction

New Monoclonal Antibodies That Recognize an Unglycosylated, Conserved, Extracellular Region of Cd44 in Vitro and in Vivo, and Can Block Tumorigenesis. PLoS ONE (2021)

Daniel F. LuscheDeborah J. WesselsRyan J. ReisCristopher C. ForrestAlexis R. ThumannDavid R. Soll

extracellular regiontumor biologycancer immunotherapyantibody engineeringcancer biologydermatologyimmunologypharmacologyhistocompatibilitymedicinal research

Role of the Wor1 Promoter of Candida Albicans in Opaque Commitment. mBio (2021)

Thomas P. ConwayKayla ConwayFrank A. BoksaClaude PujolDeborah WesselsDavid R. Soll

epigeneticsgeneticsgene expressioncandida albicansmedical mycologybiologysignal transductionmolecular biologyopaque commitmentclinical mycology

831 Arhgap29 Regulates Keratinocyte Migration in Vitro but Not in Vivo. Journal of Investigative Dermatology (2020)

T. ReebA. SteinL. RheaD. WesselsD. SollM. Dunnwald

dermatologymolecular and cellular biology

Candida Albicans Double Mutants Lacking Both Efg1 and Wor1 Can Still Switch to Opaque. mSphere (2020)

Yang-Nim ParkClaude PujolDeborah J. WesselsDavid R. Soll

developmental biologygeneticsgene expressiongenetic variationmolecular biologyepigenetic changes

Efg1 Mutations, Phenotypic Switching, and Colonization by Clinical a/α Strains of Candida Albicans. mSphere (2020)

Yang-Nim ParkKayla ConwayClaude PujolKarla J. DanielsDavid R. Soll

geneticsmicrobial geneticsmolecular geneticscandida albicansphenotypic switchingmolecular biology

Integrin α-3 ß-1’S Central Role in Breast Cancer, Melanoma and Glioblastoma Cell Aggregation Revealed by Antibodies With Blocking Activity. mAbs (2019)

Daniel F. LuscheMichael R. KlemmeBenjamin A. SollRyan J. ReisCristopher C. ForrestTiffany S. NopDeborah J. WesselsBrian BergerRebecca GloverDavid R. Soll

cancer immunotherapytumor biologyantibody engineeringanti-cancer agentsglioblastoma cell aggregationcancer biologycentral roleimmunotherapyimmunologypharmacologyneurologybreast cancermedicinal research

Reciprocal Signaling and Direct Physical Interactions Between Fibroblasts and Breast Cancer Cells in a 3D Environment. PLoS ONE (2019)

Deborah J. WesselsNikash PradhanYang-Nim ParkMegan A. KlepitschDaniel F. LuscheKarla J. DanielsKayla D. ConwayEdward R. VossSuchaeta V. HegdeThomas P. ConwayDavid R. Soll

biophysicsbreast cancer cellstumor biologysignaling pathwaysreciprocal signalingintercellular communicationcancer biologycell biologycell signalingplo biologyneurosciencecell interactionscell-matrix interactionsdirect physical interactionscell researchsignal transductiontumor microenvironmentbreast cancer

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David R. Soll

Professor Emeritus

University of Iowa

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Biology Department

David R. Soll is currently serving as a Biology Professor Emeritus at University of Iowa.

Honors

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University of Iowa

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

White-Opaque Switching in Candida Albicans: Cell Biology, Regulation, and Function. Microbiology and Molecular Biology Reviews (2024)

David R. Soll

3D and 4D Tumorigenesis Model for the Quantitative Analysis of Cancer Cell Behavior and Screening for Anticancer Drugs. Methods in molecular biology (2021)

Deborah WesselsDaniel F. LuscheEdward VossDavid R. Soll

tumor biologycancer cell behaviorquantitative analysiscancer researchoncologycancer biologypharmacologyanticancer drugstumorigenesis modelmolecular biologycancer screening

Directed Movement Toward, Translocation Along, Penetration Into and Exit From Vascular Networks by Breast Cancer Cells in 3d. Cell Adhesion & Migration (2021)

Deborah J. WesselsClaude PujolNikash PradhanDaniel F. LuscheLuis GonzalezSydney E. KellyElizabeth M. MartinEdward R. VossYang-Nim ParkMichael DaileySonia L. SuggSneha PhadkeAmani BashirDavid R. Soll

New Monoclonal Antibodies That Recognize an Unglycosylated, Conserved, Extracellular Region of Cd44 in Vitro and in Vivo, and Can Block Tumorigenesis. PLoS ONE (2021)

Daniel F. LuscheDeborah J. WesselsRyan J. ReisCristopher C. ForrestAlexis R. ThumannDavid R. Soll

extracellular regiontumor biologycancer immunotherapyantibody engineeringcancer biologydermatologyimmunologypharmacologyhistocompatibilitymedicinal research

Role of the Wor1 Promoter of Candida Albicans in Opaque Commitment. mBio (2021)

Thomas P. ConwayKayla ConwayFrank A. BoksaClaude PujolDeborah WesselsDavid R. Soll

epigeneticsgeneticsgene expressioncandida albicansmedical mycologybiologysignal transductionmolecular biologyopaque commitmentclinical mycology

831 Arhgap29 Regulates Keratinocyte Migration in Vitro but Not in Vivo. Journal of Investigative Dermatology (2020)

T. ReebA. SteinL. RheaD. WesselsD. SollM. Dunnwald

dermatologymolecular and cellular biology

Candida Albicans Double Mutants Lacking Both Efg1 and Wor1 Can Still Switch to Opaque. mSphere (2020)

Yang-Nim ParkClaude PujolDeborah J. WesselsDavid R. Soll

developmental biologygeneticsgene expressiongenetic variationmolecular biologyepigenetic changes

Efg1 Mutations, Phenotypic Switching, and Colonization by Clinical a/α Strains of Candida Albicans. mSphere (2020)

Yang-Nim ParkKayla ConwayClaude PujolKarla J. DanielsDavid R. Soll

geneticsmicrobial geneticsmolecular geneticscandida albicansphenotypic switchingmolecular biology

Integrin α-3 ß-1’S Central Role in Breast Cancer, Melanoma and Glioblastoma Cell Aggregation Revealed by Antibodies With Blocking Activity. mAbs (2019)

Daniel F. LuscheMichael R. KlemmeBenjamin A. SollRyan J. ReisCristopher C. ForrestTiffany S. NopDeborah J. WesselsBrian BergerRebecca GloverDavid R. Soll

Reciprocal Signaling and Direct Physical Interactions Between Fibroblasts and Breast Cancer Cells in a 3D Environment. PLoS ONE (2019)

Deborah J. WesselsNikash PradhanYang-Nim ParkMegan A. KlepitschDaniel F. LuscheKarla J. DanielsKayla D. ConwayEdward R. VossSuchaeta V. HegdeThomas P. ConwayDavid R. Soll

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