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Gary Chan, PhD

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Upstate Medical University

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Norton College of Medicine

Department Of Anesthesiology

Department Of Medicine

Rheumatology

Departments Of Medicine, Microbiology And Immunology

Departments Of Pediatrics And Microbiology And Immunology

Department Of Anesthesiology

Norton College Of Medicine

Department Of Medicine

Rheumatology

Upstate Medical University

Gary Chan, Phd is currently serving as an Anesthesiology Professor at Upstate Medical University.

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virology immunology virus research cell biology medical virology immune responses viral pathogenesis infectious diseases pathogenesis general virology cell signaling antiviral responses antiviral research viral persistence immunity (medicine) cell death virus-host interactions human cytomegalovirus molecular virology epidemiology viral replication cell research viral genetics signal transduction gene expression inflammation communicable diseases clinical microbiology apoptosis infected monocytes reproductive immunology placental development viral oncology antiviral therapy viral entry molecular physiology autophagy cellular physiology molecular cell biology medicinal research infection control virus transmission viral evolution molecular immunology phagocytes maternal immunization innate immune system covid-19 pandemic emergent virus antiviral drug development short-lived monocytes akt activity hcmv lytic replication virology—the path circulatory physiology reactive nitrogen species nitrosative stress endothelial dysfunction cell regulation clinical immunology receptor (biochemistry) g protein-coupled receptor cell proliferation cell growth cellular immune responses diagnostic virology synthetic virology cellular motility human cytomegalovirus entry m1 macrophage transcriptional hyporesponsiveness epigenetic basis vascular endothelial cells productive virus endothelial cells hematogenous dissemination

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Conventional and Antibody-Enhanced Denv Infection of Human Macrophages Induces Differential Immunotranscriptomic Profiles. Journal of Virology (2025)

virologyimmune responseshost responsecommunicable diseaseshuman macrophagesinfectious diseasesmedical virologyimmunologyimmunity (medicine)antiviral responsesinnate immune systemviral pathogenesispathogenesisantibody-enhanced denv infectiondifferential immunotranscriptomic profilesgeneral virologyvirus research

Human Cytomegalovirus-Triggered Necroptosis is Suppressed by Sequestration of Mlkl in the Nucleus of Infected Monocytes. Journal of Virology (2025)

virologyimmune responsesinfected monocyteshuman cytomegalovirus-triggered necroptosiscell biologymedical virologyimmunologyimmunity (medicine)antiviral responsesviral pathogenesisviral persistencepathogenesiscell death

Targeting the Host Transcription Factor Hsf1 Prevents Human Cytomegalovirus Replication in Vitro and in Vivo. Antiviral Research (2025)

virologyantiviral researchviral geneticscell biologymedical virologymolecular cell biologypathogenesistranscription factorsimmunologyimmunity (medicine)viral replicationantiviral responsesmolecular biologyhuman cytomegalovirus replicationvirus research

B Cell Receptor Dependent Enhancement of Dengue Virus Infection. PLoS Pathogens (2024)

humoral responsevirologyimmune responsesinfectious diseasesmedical virologydengue virus infectionimmunologyimmunity (medicine)pathogenesisvirus research

Correction for Rasmussen Et Al., “Virology—the Path Forward”. Journal of Virology (2024)

Angela L. RasmussenGigi K. GronvallAnice C. LowenFelicia GoodrumJames AlwineKristian G. AndersenSimon J. AnthonyJoel BainesArinjay BanerjeeAndrew J. BroadbentChristopher B. BrookeSamuel K. CamposPatrizia CaposioArturo CasadevallGary C. ChanAnna R. CliffeDonna Collins-McMillenNancy ConnellBlossom DamaniaMatthew D. DaughertyKari DebbinkTerence S. DermodyDaniel DiMaioW. Paul DuprexMichael EmermanDenise A. GallowayRobert F. GarryStephen A. GoldsteinAlexander L. GreningerAmy L. HartmanBrenda G. HogueStacy M. HornerPeter J. HotezJae U. JungJeremy P. KamilStephanie M. KarstLou LaiminsSeema S. LakdawalaIgor LandaisMichael LetkoBrett LindenbachShan-Lu LiuMicah LuftigGrant McFaddenAndrew MehleJuliet MorrisonAnne MosconaElke MühlbergerJoshua MungerKarl MüngerEain MurphyChristopher J. NeufeldtJanko Z. NikolichChristine M. O'ConnorAndrew PekoszSallie R. PermarJulie K. PfeifferSaskia V. PopescuJohn G. PurdyVincent R. RacanielloCharles M. RiceJonathan A. RunstadlerMartin J. SappRona S. ScottGregory A. SmithErin M. SorrellEmily SperanzaDaniel StreblowScott A. TibbettsZsolt TothKoenraad Van DoorslaerSusan R. WeissElizabeth A. WhiteTimothy M. WhiteChristiane E. WobusMichael WorobeySatoko YamaokaAndrew Yurochko

medicinestatistical reviewvirology—the pathtranslational researchmedical history

Delivery of Us28 by Incoming Hcmv Particles Rapidly Attenuates Akt Activity to Suppress Hcmv Lytic Replication in Monocytes. Science Signaling (2024)

Jamil MahmudBrittany W. GeilerJuthi BiswasMichael J. MillerJulia E. MyersStephen M. MatthewsAmanda B. WassChristine M. O’ConnorGary C. Chan

signaling pathwaysakt activitycell signalingbiochemistryimmunologyhcmv lytic replicationsignal transductionmolecular biologyinhibitory activityhcmv particles

Human Cytomegalovirus Modulates Mtorc1 to Redirect Mrna Translation Within Quiescently Infected Monocytes. Journal of Virology (2024)

virologyimmune responsesantiviral researchmrna translationcell biologymedical virologymolecular cell biologyhuman cytomegaloviruspathogenesisimmunologyviral replicationantiviral responsesviral pathogenesisviral persistencemolecular biologyvirus research

The Harms of Promoting the Lab Leak Hypothesis for Sars-Cov-2 Origins Without Evidence. Journal of Virology (2024)

James AlwineFelicia GoodrumBruce BanfieldDavid BloomWilliam J. BrittAndrew J. BroadbentSamuel K. CamposArturo CasadevallGary C. ChanAnna R. CliffeTerence DermodyPaul DuprexLynn W. EnquistKlaus FruehAdam P. GeballeMarta GagliaStephen GoldsteinAlexander L. GreningerGigi Kwick GronvallJae U. JungJeremy P. KamilSeema LakdawalaShan-Lu LiuMicah LuftigJohn P. MooreAnne MosconaBenjamin W. NeumanJanko Ž. NikolichChristine O'ConnorAndrew PekoszSallie PermarJulie PfeifferJohn PurdyAngela RasmussenBert SemlerGregory A. SmithDavid A. SteinKoenraad Van DoorslaerSandra K. WellerSean P. J. WhelanAndrew Yurochko

microbiologyvirologycovid-19viral diagnosticssars-cov-2lab leak hypothesisvirus research

Virology—the Path Forward. Journal of Virology (2024)

virus epidemiologyvaccinationvirologycovid-19vaccinesoversight frameworkscommunicable diseasescovid-19 pandemicinfectious diseasesmedical virologyemergent virusunited statesbiosecurityvirology—the pathpublic healthpublic health preparednessgeneral virologyvirus research

Inhibition of Sirt2 Promotes Death of Human Cytomegalovirus-Infected Peripheral Blood Monocytes via Apoptosis and Necroptosis. Antiviral Research (2023)

Jennifer CheungStacy RemiszewskiLillian W. ChiangEjaz AhmadMohan PalSM Ashikur RahmanZaneta Nikolovska-ColeskaGary C. Chan

virologymedicineapoptosisantiviral researchmicrobial pathogenesisclinical microbiologyviral oncologyimmunologycytokinesviral pathogenesisantiviral therapypublic healthclinical researchcell deathmedicinal researchvirus research

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Gary Chan, PhD

Professor

Upstate Medical University

Affiliations

Norton College of Medicine

Department Of Anesthesiology

Department Of Medicine

Rheumatology

Departments Of Medicine, Microbiology And Immunology

Departments Of Pediatrics And Microbiology And Immunology

Department Of Anesthesiology

Norton College Of Medicine

Department Of Medicine

Rheumatology

Upstate Medical University

Gary Chan, Phd is currently serving as an Anesthesiology Professor at Upstate Medical University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Upstate Medical University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Conventional and Antibody-Enhanced Denv Infection of Human Macrophages Induces Differential Immunotranscriptomic Profiles. Journal of Virology (2025)

Human Cytomegalovirus-Triggered Necroptosis is Suppressed by Sequestration of Mlkl in the Nucleus of Infected Monocytes. Journal of Virology (2025)

Targeting the Host Transcription Factor Hsf1 Prevents Human Cytomegalovirus Replication in Vitro and in Vivo. Antiviral Research (2025)

B Cell Receptor Dependent Enhancement of Dengue Virus Infection. PLoS Pathogens (2024)

humoral responsevirologyimmune responsesinfectious diseasesmedical virologydengue virus infectionimmunologyimmunity (medicine)pathogenesisvirus research

Correction for Rasmussen Et Al., “Virology—the Path Forward”. Journal of Virology (2024)

medicinestatistical reviewvirology—the pathtranslational researchmedical history

Delivery of Us28 by Incoming Hcmv Particles Rapidly Attenuates Akt Activity to Suppress Hcmv Lytic Replication in Monocytes. Science Signaling (2024)

Jamil MahmudBrittany W. GeilerJuthi BiswasMichael J. MillerJulia E. MyersStephen M. MatthewsAmanda B. WassChristine M. O’ConnorGary C. Chan

signaling pathwaysakt activitycell signalingbiochemistryimmunologyhcmv lytic replicationsignal transductionmolecular biologyinhibitory activityhcmv particles

Human Cytomegalovirus Modulates Mtorc1 to Redirect Mrna Translation Within Quiescently Infected Monocytes. Journal of Virology (2024)

The Harms of Promoting the Lab Leak Hypothesis for Sars-Cov-2 Origins Without Evidence. Journal of Virology (2024)

microbiologyvirologycovid-19viral diagnosticssars-cov-2lab leak hypothesisvirus research

Virology—the Path Forward. Journal of Virology (2024)

Inhibition of Sirt2 Promotes Death of Human Cytomegalovirus-Infected Peripheral Blood Monocytes via Apoptosis and Necroptosis. Antiviral Research (2023)

Jennifer CheungStacy RemiszewskiLillian W. ChiangEjaz AhmadMohan PalSM Ashikur RahmanZaneta Nikolovska-ColeskaGary C. Chan

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