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Fayez Ghishan, MD

Professor and Department Head Department of Pediatrics

University of Arizona

Fayez Ghishan, Md is currently serving as a Professor and Department Head Department of Pediatrics at University of Arizona.

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Fayez Ghishan, MD

University of Arizona

Professor and Department Head Department of Pediatrics

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physiology gastroenterology pharmacology membrane biology hepatology mammalian biology liver physiology gene expression genetics digestive diseases animal physiology cell biology endocrinology molecular physiology clinical gastroenterology mammalian physiology cellular physiology nephrology hematology inflammation nutrient physiology vascular biology medicinal research transcription regulation avian biology redox biology clinical microbiology translational physiology membrane transport cell physiology protein science venereology gene regulation digestive tract gene function molecular regulation renal function experimental medicine tissue physiology protein transport cell regulation pediatric hematology circulatory physiology clinical nutrition pediatric gastroenterology molecular cloning innate immune system heme signaling in vivo systems renal pathophysiology experimental biology adaptive immune system bone metabolism paediatric medicine protein expression gastrointestinal oncology intestinal maturation calcium transport tissue development treatment and prevention liver disease pediatric endocrinology gene structure phosphate transport intestinal transport glutamine transport epidermal growth factor developmental maturation tissue distribution transcriptional regulation intestinal calcium transport gene promoter wky rats human small intestine rat intestine renal sodium-phosphate transporter child nutrition ulcerative colitis pediatrics nutrition inflammatory bowel disease

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D239Y Germline Variant of Nthl1 Glycosylase Increases Susceptibility to Colorectal Cancer in Mice. Physiology (2024)

Tarek MasannatFayez K GhishanPawel R KielaJoann B Sweasy

physiologycancer geneticsmammalian physiologyanimal physiologyphysiological researchgeneticsmolecular biologymolecular geneticscolorectal cancerdisease physiologymolecular physiology

Gut Microbiome Alterations in Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders Associated With Streptococcal Infections (Pandas) Suggests Variation in the Gut-Brain Axis and Gut Metabolic Potential. Physiology (2024)

Gabriele SchiroShabana ShaikDaniel LaubitzMichael DainesSydney RiceFayez GhishanPawel Kiela

immunologypublic healthmicrobiomegut metabolic potentialstreptococcal infectionsgut microbiome alterationsgut-brain axispediatrics

Oral Delivery of Mir146A Conjugated to Cerium Oxide Nanoparticles Improves an Established T Cell-Mediated Experimental Colitis in Mice. Pharmaceutics (2024)

Anisha AptePujarini Dutta DeySrisaianirudh Reddy JulakantiMonica Midura-KielaStacy M. SkoppJimena CanchisTobias FauserJames BardillSudipta SealDavid M. JacksonFayez K. GhishanPawel R. KielaCarlos ZgheibKenneth W. Liechty

nanomedicinepharmaceuticsnanoparticlesanti-inflammatorycell biologyoral deliveryulcerative colitisnano-drug deliverytherapeutic nanomaterialsdrug deliveryinflammationoxide nanoparticlesimmunologynanobiotechnologypharmacologynanoparticle researchmolecular gastroenterologymedicinal researchcellular therapyinflammatory bowel disease

The Na + /Ca 2+ Exchanger Ncx3 Mediates Ca 2+ Entry Into Matrix Vesicles to Facilitate Initial Steps of Mineralization in Osteoblasts. Journal of Extracellular Vesicles (2024)

Irshad A. SheikhMonica T. Midura‐KielaAndré HerchuelzSophie SokolowPawel R. KielaFayez K. Ghishan

physiologybiomineralizationdermatologybone metabolismproteomicsregenerative medicinesurface functionalizationtissue engineeringbone researchmatrix biologycrystal growthbone remodelingprotein sciencemembrane biologymatrix vesiclescell biology

Transplant of Microbiota From Crohn’s Disease Patients to Germ-Free Mice Results in Colitis. Gut Microbes (2024)

Irshad Ali SheikhJared Bianchi-SmakDaniel LaubitzGabriele SchiroMonica T. Midura-KielaDavid G. BesselsenGayatri VedantamSara JarmakiewiczRafał FilipFayez K. GhishanNan GaoPawel R. Kiela

immunologymicrobiomedermatologygut microbesorgan transplantationtransplantation proceedinghematologyregenerative medicinetransplantation medicineclinical transplantationmicrobiologyinflammatory bowel disease

1047 Epithelial Aldh1A1 Modulates Colonic Mucosal Microenvironment to Imprint Tolerogenic DC Phenotype and Promote Foxp3+Rorgt+ Regulatory T Cells. Gastroenterology (2023)

Pujarini Dutta DeyIrshad Ali SheikhTultul SahaMonica Midura-KielaDelaney HarrisFayez K. GhishanPawel R. Kiela

immunologydigestive diseasesdermatologycellular immune responsesvenereologyinflammationclinical microbiologyhost factorsmucosal immunologycolonic mucosal microenvironmentvirologytolerogenic dc phenotypegastroenterologyhepatologyimmune responsest-regulatory cellcell regulationcell biology

Tu1214 Inhibition of Nhe3 Mediates Increased Proliferation and Migration of Colonic Epithelial Cells.. Gastroenterology (2023)

Tultul SahaMichael A. GurneyClaudio BernardazziMonica Midura-KielaFayez K. GhishanPawel R. Kiela

immunologydigestive diseasesclinical gastroenterologypharmacologyhematologycolonic epithelial cellsgastroenterologyhepatologycancer biologycell biology

464: Gut Microbiota Modulates Parp1-Driven Parylation to Control Colonic Inflammation. Gastroenterology (2022)

Irshad Ali SheikhMonica Midura-KielaClaudio BernardazziDaniel LaubitzRafal FilipFayez K. GhishanPawel R. Kiela

immunologymicrobiomegut microbespharmacologygut microbiotagastroenterologycolonic inflammationhealth sciences

Decreased Expression of Nhe3 in Colon Cancer Epithelium is Associated With Dna Damage, Increased Local Inflammation and Tumor Growth. Inflammatory Bowel Diseases (2022)

Daniel LaubitzMichael GurneyMonica Midura-KielaChristy ClutterHao ChenFayez GhishanPawel Kiela

clinical gastroenterologylocal inflammationgastrointestinal oncologydna repairmedicinecancer carecolon cancer epitheliumvascular biologydecreased expressioncolorectal cancercancer biologyhealth sciencesinflammationdigestive diseasesdna damagecancer researchcancer growthtumor growthpharmacologyoncologygastroenterology

Decreased Nhe3 Expression in Colon Cancer is Associated With Dna Damage, Increased Inflammation and Tumor Growth. Scientific Reports (2022)

Daniel LaubitzMichael A. GurneyMonica Midura-KielaChristy ClutterDavid G. BesselsenHao ChenFayez K. GhishanPawel R. Kiela

angiogenesispharmacologycancer caredna damagecancer researchgeneticscolon cancerscientific datacancer growthoncologycolorectal cancerdna repairgastrointestinal oncologycancer biologytumor biologyhealth sciencestumor growthinflammation

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Fayez Ghishan, MD

Professor and Department Head Department of Pediatrics

University of Arizona

Fayez Ghishan, Md is currently serving as a Professor and Department Head Department of Pediatrics at University of Arizona.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Fayez Ghishan, MD

University of Arizona

Professor and Department Head Department of Pediatrics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

D239Y Germline Variant of Nthl1 Glycosylase Increases Susceptibility to Colorectal Cancer in Mice. Physiology (2024)

Tarek MasannatFayez K GhishanPawel R KielaJoann B Sweasy

physiologycancer geneticsmammalian physiologyanimal physiologyphysiological researchgeneticsmolecular biologymolecular geneticscolorectal cancerdisease physiologymolecular physiology

Gabriele SchiroShabana ShaikDaniel LaubitzMichael DainesSydney RiceFayez GhishanPawel Kiela

immunologypublic healthmicrobiomegut metabolic potentialstreptococcal infectionsgut microbiome alterationsgut-brain axispediatrics

Oral Delivery of Mir146A Conjugated to Cerium Oxide Nanoparticles Improves an Established T Cell-Mediated Experimental Colitis in Mice. Pharmaceutics (2024)

The Na + /Ca 2+ Exchanger Ncx3 Mediates Ca 2+ Entry Into Matrix Vesicles to Facilitate Initial Steps of Mineralization in Osteoblasts. Journal of Extracellular Vesicles (2024)

Irshad A. SheikhMonica T. Midura‐KielaAndré HerchuelzSophie SokolowPawel R. KielaFayez K. Ghishan

Transplant of Microbiota From Crohn’s Disease Patients to Germ-Free Mice Results in Colitis. Gut Microbes (2024)

Irshad Ali SheikhJared Bianchi-SmakDaniel LaubitzGabriele SchiroMonica T. Midura-KielaDavid G. BesselsenGayatri VedantamSara JarmakiewiczRafał FilipFayez K. GhishanNan GaoPawel R. Kiela

1047 Epithelial Aldh1A1 Modulates Colonic Mucosal Microenvironment to Imprint Tolerogenic DC Phenotype and Promote Foxp3+Rorgt+ Regulatory T Cells. Gastroenterology (2023)

Pujarini Dutta DeyIrshad Ali SheikhTultul SahaMonica Midura-KielaDelaney HarrisFayez K. GhishanPawel R. Kiela

Tu1214 Inhibition of Nhe3 Mediates Increased Proliferation and Migration of Colonic Epithelial Cells.. Gastroenterology (2023)

Tultul SahaMichael A. GurneyClaudio BernardazziMonica Midura-KielaFayez K. GhishanPawel R. Kiela

immunologydigestive diseasesclinical gastroenterologypharmacologyhematologycolonic epithelial cellsgastroenterologyhepatologycancer biologycell biology

464: Gut Microbiota Modulates Parp1-Driven Parylation to Control Colonic Inflammation. Gastroenterology (2022)

Irshad Ali SheikhMonica Midura-KielaClaudio BernardazziDaniel LaubitzRafal FilipFayez K. GhishanPawel R. Kiela

immunologymicrobiomegut microbespharmacologygut microbiotagastroenterologycolonic inflammationhealth sciences

Decreased Expression of Nhe3 in Colon Cancer Epithelium is Associated With Dna Damage, Increased Local Inflammation and Tumor Growth. Inflammatory Bowel Diseases (2022)

Daniel LaubitzMichael GurneyMonica Midura-KielaChristy ClutterHao ChenFayez GhishanPawel Kiela

Decreased Nhe3 Expression in Colon Cancer is Associated With Dna Damage, Increased Inflammation and Tumor Growth. Scientific Reports (2022)

Daniel LaubitzMichael A. GurneyMonica Midura-KielaChristy ClutterDavid G. BesselsenHao ChenFayez K. GhishanPawel R. Kiela

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