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Dr. Ross Basch

Pathologist

New York University

Affiliations

Grossman School of Medicine

Pathology

Dr. Ross Basch is currently serving as a Grossman School Of Medicine Pathologist at New York University.

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New York University

Pathologist

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immunology cell biology hematology immune responses genetics gene expression medicine regenerative medicine tumor biology mammalian biology cellular therapy medicinal research stem cell research cellular physiology lymphoid neoplasia vascular biology hepatology human megakaryocytes human genetics molecular cell biology reproductive medicine oncogenes cancer biology hematopoietic thymocyte precursors membrane biology experimental medicine experimental biology adaptive immune system enzyme inhibition fetal medicine molecular immunology protein science peptides cell growth cellular immune responses human cells cytokines obstetrics amniotic fluid bone research molecular physiology angiogenesis tissue development host response developmental immunology cancer growth fibroblast growth factors cell regulation antigen processing histocompatibility mesenchymal stem cells thrombosis cell therapy stem-cell therapy molecular regulation t-regulatory cell treatment effects protein expression cancer treatment steroid metabolism adrenal glands maternal-fetal medicine apoptosis histocompatibility antigens prostate cancer growth human amniotic fluid thymocyte precursors hemoglobin synthesis multipotential mesenchymal cells purified polypeptide hormone mild phenotypic defects hematopoietic microenvironment improved method acrylamide gels thymus-derived lymphocytes cyclic gmp levels immunomodulation cancer immunosurveillance

Notable Scholarly Works

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Human Term Amniotic Fluid: A Novel Source of Stem Cells for Regenerative Medicine. American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology (2018)

Cara D. DolinMichael K. ChanRoss S. BaschBruce K. Young

regenerative medicinestem cell researchmaternal-fetal medicinenovel sourcestem cellscell transplantationgynecologyobstetricsreproductive medicinestem cell transplantationfetal medicineveterinary medicinehealth sciencesgeneticsobstetrics and gynaecology

Cytoplasmic, Full Length and Novel Cleaved Variant, Tblr1 Reduces Apoptosis in Prostate Cancer Under Androgen Deprivation. Oncotarget (2016)

Garrett DanielsXinmin ZhangXuelin ZhongLarion SantiagoLing Hang WangXinyu WuJack Y. ZhangFengxia LiangXin LiThomas A. NeubertLaurey SteinkeYing ShenRoss BaschRobert SchneiderDavid E. LevyPeng Lee

androgen deprivationpharmacologytumor biologycancer researchcancer treatmentoncogenesradiation oncologyapoptosismedicinal researchmolecular cancerprostate cancercellular therapyurologycancer biologybrain tumor researchfull lengthcancer geneticscancer genomicsoncologyneuro-oncology

Effects of Pharmacological Agents on Human Amniotic Fluid-Derived Stem Cells in Culture. Stem Cells and Development (2016)

Margaret DziadoszMichael ChanRoss BaschBruce K. Young

regenerative medicinepharmacologycell culture

Human Amniotic Fluid: A Source of Stem Cells for Possible Therapeutic Use. American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology (2016)

Margaret DziadoszRoss S. BaschBruce K. Young

regenerative medicineclinical evidencecell therapymaternal-fetal medicinehuman amniotic fluidmedicinal researchcellular therapygynecologypossible therapeutic useobstetricsmedicinereproductive medicinefetal medicineveterinary medicinematernal healthlaboratory medicinehealth sciencesobstetrics and gynaecology

Nuclear Tblr1 as an Er Corepressor Promotes Cell Proliferation, Migration and Invasion in Breast and Ovarian Cancer.. PubMed (2016)

Xinyu WuYang ZhanXin LiJianjun WeiLarion SantiagoGarrett DanielsFangming DengXuelin ZhongLuis ChiribogaRoss BaschSheng XiongYan DongXinmin ZhangPeng Lee

breast oncologyoncogenesmetastasisradiation oncologycancer cellstumor biologycancer biologybiomedical researchcell biologymedicinal researchperineural invasioncarcinogenesisnuclear sciencecancer growthmedicinereproductive medicineovarian cancerbreast cancer

Reply. American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology (2016)

Amniotic Fluid as a Source of Multipotent Cells for Clinical Use. Journal of Perinatal Medicine (2015)

Bruce K. YoungMichael K. ChanLi LiuRoss S. Basch

amniotic fluidmultipotent cellshematologyclinical usemedicinefetal medicineveterinary medicinefamily medicine

Heterogeneity of Stem Cells in Human Amniotic Fluid. Journal of Regenerative Medicine (2014)

Zhisheng ChenMichael K ChanNicholas StrelchenkoFang WangLi LiuMary Ann PerleRoss S BaschBruce K Young

stem cell researchstem cellsdevelopmental biologymesenchymal stem cellsbone researchvascular biologywound healingstem-cell therapyhuman amniotic fluidcell biologyembryonic stem cellscellular therapyregeneration (biology)regenerative medicinecellular differentiationcell transplantationmedicinestem cell transplantationadult stem cells

Identification and Isolation of Putative Stem Cells From the Murine Placenta. Journal of Perinatal Medicine (2014)

Christine L. ProudfitMichael K. ChanRoss S. BaschBruce K. Young

neonatologyregenerative medicinestem cell researchprenatal carecell biologyhepatologydermatologyhematologyprenatal diagnosisreproductive medicinefetal medicineveterinary medicinemurine placentamammalian biologyhealth sciencesobstetrics and gynaecology

Mp31-17 Notch 4 Regulated, Lef1 Mediated Prostate Cancer Metastasis and Androgen Independence. The Journal of Urology (2014)

Yirong LiLiang ChenYang YangHongying HuangJinhua WangValerio ZhangGarrett DanielsA. de las MorenasHebert LeporRoss BaschXinyu WuFei YeDavid ZhangPeng Lee

urologyprostate cancer metastasisprostate cancer

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Dr. Ross Basch

Pathologist

New York University

Affiliations

Grossman School of Medicine

Pathology

Dr. Ross Basch is currently serving as a Grossman School Of Medicine Pathologist at New York University.

Honors

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New York University

Pathologist

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Human Term Amniotic Fluid: A Novel Source of Stem Cells for Regenerative Medicine. American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology (2018)

Cara D. DolinMichael K. ChanRoss S. BaschBruce K. Young

Cytoplasmic, Full Length and Novel Cleaved Variant, Tblr1 Reduces Apoptosis in Prostate Cancer Under Androgen Deprivation. Oncotarget (2016)

Garrett DanielsXinmin ZhangXuelin ZhongLarion SantiagoLing Hang WangXinyu WuJack Y. ZhangFengxia LiangXin LiThomas A. NeubertLaurey SteinkeYing ShenRoss BaschRobert SchneiderDavid E. LevyPeng Lee

Effects of Pharmacological Agents on Human Amniotic Fluid-Derived Stem Cells in Culture. Stem Cells and Development (2016)

Margaret DziadoszMichael ChanRoss BaschBruce K. Young

regenerative medicinepharmacologycell culture

Human Amniotic Fluid: A Source of Stem Cells for Possible Therapeutic Use. American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology (2016)

Margaret DziadoszRoss S. BaschBruce K. Young

Nuclear Tblr1 as an Er Corepressor Promotes Cell Proliferation, Migration and Invasion in Breast and Ovarian Cancer.. PubMed (2016)

Xinyu WuYang ZhanXin LiJianjun WeiLarion SantiagoGarrett DanielsFangming DengXuelin ZhongLuis ChiribogaRoss BaschSheng XiongYan DongXinmin ZhangPeng Lee

Reply. American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology (2016)

Amniotic Fluid as a Source of Multipotent Cells for Clinical Use. Journal of Perinatal Medicine (2015)

Bruce K. YoungMichael K. ChanLi LiuRoss S. Basch

amniotic fluidmultipotent cellshematologyclinical usemedicinefetal medicineveterinary medicinefamily medicine

Heterogeneity of Stem Cells in Human Amniotic Fluid. Journal of Regenerative Medicine (2014)

Zhisheng ChenMichael K ChanNicholas StrelchenkoFang WangLi LiuMary Ann PerleRoss S BaschBruce K Young

Identification and Isolation of Putative Stem Cells From the Murine Placenta. Journal of Perinatal Medicine (2014)

Christine L. ProudfitMichael K. ChanRoss S. BaschBruce K. Young

Mp31-17 Notch 4 Regulated, Lef1 Mediated Prostate Cancer Metastasis and Androgen Independence. The Journal of Urology (2014)

Yirong LiLiang ChenYang YangHongying HuangJinhua WangValerio ZhangGarrett DanielsA. de las MorenasHebert LeporRoss BaschXinyu WuFei YeDavid ZhangPeng Lee

urologyprostate cancer metastasisprostate cancer

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