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Erez Nissim Baruch

Assistant Professor

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Affiliations

Department Of Breast Surgical Oncology

Division Of Cancer Medicine

Department Of Melanoma Medical Oncology

Department Of Melanoma Oncology

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Erez Nissim Baruch is currently serving as a Breast Surgical Oncology Assistant Professor at The University of Texas Md Anderson Cancer Center.

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The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

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immunology oncology immunotherapy melanoma cancer immunotherapy cancer research cancer cells dermatology microbiome oncogenes cellular therapy immune checkpoint inhibitors cancer biology pathology tumor biology metastasis molecular cancer gut microbes health sciences medicinal research skin cancer tumor targeting cancer treatment fecal microbiota transplantation immunity (medicine) cancer discovery surgical pathology surgical oncology cancer care dysbiosis mucosal immunology clinical immunology neck oncology colorectal cancer cancer immunosurveillance metastatic melanoma clinical nutrition toxins clinical rheumatology cell transplantation brain tumor research clinical microbiology human nutrition medical nutrition immunologic diseases lymphoid neoplasia immunotoxicology immunomodulation cell therapy tumor innervation peripheral nerve injuries gut barrier innate immune system photocarcinogenesis neck pathology dermatological surgery cancer management clinical therapeutics dermatopathology cell adhesion inflammatory diseases immunoediting immunotherapy-refractory melanoma patients fecal microbiota transplant dietary fiber melanoma immunotherapy response gut microbiome pd-1 blockade gut microbiota signatures melanoma response cancer-induced nerve injury antitumor immunity potential mechanisms gut microbiota clinical effect melanoma invasion

Notable Scholarly Works

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Cultivating the Microbiome to Enhance Cancer Immunotherapy. Nature Reviews Clinical Oncology (2026)

cancer immunotherapyimmunologyimmunotherapymicrobiologygut microbescancer researchmicrobiomeoncologyhost-microbe interactions

Cancer-Induced Nerve Injury Promotes Resistance to Anti-Pd-1 Therapy. Nature (2025)

tumor biologycancer immunotherapycancer-induced nerve injuryimmunologybrain tumor researchmolecular cancercancer cellstumor innervationimmune checkpoint inhibitorsneuro-oncologyperipheral nerve injuries

Supplementary Figure 1 From Myc Induces Immunotherapy and Ifnγ Resistance Through Downregulation of Jak2. (2025)

oncogenesmolecular immunologyimmunologycell biologyimmunotherapycellular therapymolecular cell biologyimmune responses

Table S3 From Myc Induces Immunotherapy and Ifnγ Resistance Through Downregulation of Jak2. (2025)

molecular immunologyimmunologycell biologyimmunotherapycellular therapyimmune responsesimmunogenetics

1266 the Gut Microbiome Enhances Anti-Pd-1 Efficacy in a Tumor-Agnostic Manner: Results From a Phase II Trial of Fecal Microbiota Transplantation and Anti-Pd-1 Re-Induction in Msi-H Refractory Cancers. Regular and Young Investigator Award Abstracts (2024)

Erez N BaruchVictoria S HigbieAshish V DamaniaZoey R NealeManoj ChelvanambiSarah JohnsonBharat SinghAbderrahman DayMatthew WongBrenda MelendezPranoti SahasrabhojaneJillian LoshKhalida WaniRebecca SotoMichael G WhiteKochat VeenaCarlos Kamiya MatsuokaAlexander J LazarZhi-Dong JiangKyle M JacobyLee SwemHebert DuPontOfer MargalitBen BoursiJane V ThomasDavid MenterSusan BullmanJohannes F FarmannScott KopetzStephanie S WatowichKunal RaiRobert JenqJennifer A WargoNadim J AjamiMichael J Overman

tumor-agnostic mannerphase ii trialmsi-h refractory cancersfecal microbiota transplantationmicrobiome

Abstract 6691: Engraftment as a Determinant of Response in Fecal Microbiome Transplantation Interventions for Immunotherapy in Melanoma. Cancer Research (2024)

Manoj ChelvanambiAshish V. DamaniaSarah B. JohnsonGolnaz MoradRossana N. LazcanoBeth A. HelminkLon W. FongKhalida WaniY David SeoElizabeth M. ParkReed I. AyabeBhavana SinghMatthew C. WongDavis R. IngramMichael G. WhiteAlexander J. LazarAditya K. MishraNadim J. AjamiErez N. BaruchJennifer A. Wargo

cancer immunotherapyimmunologymelanomaimmunotherapycancer researchcancer treatmentleukemiaoncologycancer biology

Data From Adenosine-Deaminase-Acting-On-Rna-1 Facilitates T-Cell Migration Toward Human Melanoma Cells. (2023)

immunologycell biologymelanomacancer researchmolecular biologycancer cellscell migration

Data From Clinical Significance of Pancreatic Atrophy Induced by Immune-Checkpoint Inhibitors: A Case–Control Study. (2023)

immunologypancreatic fluid collectionimmunotherapycellular therapymedicineautoimmune diseasesautoimmunityimmune checkpoint inhibitors

Inflammation Induced by Tumor-Associated Nerves Promotes Resistance to Anti-Pd-1 Therapy in Cancer Patients and is Targetable by Il-6 Blockade. Research Square (2023)

Moran AmitErez BaruchPriyadahrshini NagarajanFrederico Gleber-NettoXiayu RaoTongxin XieShamima AkhterAdebayo AdewaleShajedul IslamBrandi MattsonRenata FerrarottoMichael WongMichael DaviesSonali JindalSreyashi BasuCatherine HarwoodIrene LeighNadim AjamiAndrew FutrealMicah CastilloPreethi GunaranteRyan GoepfertNikhil KhushalaniJing WangStephanie WatowichGeorge CalinMichael MigdenPaola VermeerNisha D’SilvaDan YanivJared BurksJavier GomezPatrick DoughertyKenneth TsaiJames AllisonPadmanee SharmaJennifer WargoJeffrey MyersNeil Gross

pathologyimmunologycancer discoverypharmacologytherapeutic targetsvascular biologytumor biologycancer immunotherapytumor-associated nervescancer cellspharmacotherapycancer patientsimmunoeditingoncogenesinflammatory diseasesimmune checkpoint inhibitorstumor microenvironmenttumor targetingcancer immunosurveillanceoncology

Adenosine-Deaminase-Acting-On-Rna-1 Facilitates T-Cell Migration Toward Human Melanoma Cells. Cancer Immunology Research (2022)

cancer cellsimmunologytumor microenvironmentcancer immunosurveillance

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Erez Nissim Baruch

Assistant Professor

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Affiliations

Department Of Breast Surgical Oncology

Division Of Cancer Medicine

Department Of Melanoma Medical Oncology

Department Of Melanoma Oncology

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Erez Nissim Baruch is currently serving as a Breast Surgical Oncology Assistant Professor at The University of Texas Md Anderson Cancer Center.

Honors

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Erez Nissim Baruch

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Cultivating the Microbiome to Enhance Cancer Immunotherapy. Nature Reviews Clinical Oncology (2026)

cancer immunotherapyimmunologyimmunotherapymicrobiologygut microbescancer researchmicrobiomeoncologyhost-microbe interactions

Cancer-Induced Nerve Injury Promotes Resistance to Anti-Pd-1 Therapy. Nature (2025)

Supplementary Figure 1 From Myc Induces Immunotherapy and Ifnγ Resistance Through Downregulation of Jak2. (2025)

oncogenesmolecular immunologyimmunologycell biologyimmunotherapycellular therapymolecular cell biologyimmune responses

Table S3 From Myc Induces Immunotherapy and Ifnγ Resistance Through Downregulation of Jak2. (2025)

molecular immunologyimmunologycell biologyimmunotherapycellular therapyimmune responsesimmunogenetics

tumor-agnostic mannerphase ii trialmsi-h refractory cancersfecal microbiota transplantationmicrobiome

Abstract 6691: Engraftment as a Determinant of Response in Fecal Microbiome Transplantation Interventions for Immunotherapy in Melanoma. Cancer Research (2024)

cancer immunotherapyimmunologymelanomaimmunotherapycancer researchcancer treatmentleukemiaoncologycancer biology

Data From Adenosine-Deaminase-Acting-On-Rna-1 Facilitates T-Cell Migration Toward Human Melanoma Cells. (2023)

immunologycell biologymelanomacancer researchmolecular biologycancer cellscell migration

Data From Clinical Significance of Pancreatic Atrophy Induced by Immune-Checkpoint Inhibitors: A Case–Control Study. (2023)

immunologypancreatic fluid collectionimmunotherapycellular therapymedicineautoimmune diseasesautoimmunityimmune checkpoint inhibitors

Inflammation Induced by Tumor-Associated Nerves Promotes Resistance to Anti-Pd-1 Therapy in Cancer Patients and is Targetable by Il-6 Blockade. Research Square (2023)

Adenosine-Deaminase-Acting-On-Rna-1 Facilitates T-Cell Migration Toward Human Melanoma Cells. Cancer Immunology Research (2022)

cancer cellsimmunologytumor microenvironmentcancer immunosurveillance

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