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Gen-sheng Feng

Professor Pathology

University of California, San Diego

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School Of Medicine

Pathology

Gen-sheng Feng is currently serving as a Pathology Professor Pathology at University of California, San Diego.

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University of California, San Diego

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pharmacology molecular biology cell biology immunology cell signaling medicinal research signal transduction hematology tumor biology cancer biology gene expression membrane biology protein science hepatology liver cancer receptor tyrosine kinases molecular physiology cell regulation enzymes mammalian biology enzyme inhibition signaling pathways cellular physiology molecular cancer biological chemistry molecular cell biology oncogenes vascular biology liver physiology molecular regulation stem cell research cancer care cellular biology protein function hepatocellular carcinoma leukemia biliary cancer cancer genetics cellular therapy cytokines cancer growth cancer treatment cell proliferation insulin signaling molecular immunology liver disease protein expression biomolecular interactions mitochondrial function host factors developmental genetics protein phosphorylation receptor (biochemistry) biological inorganic chemistry angiogenesis functional modification tumor targeting mutagenesis enzyme specificity experimental biology energy balance tumor-initiating cells growth factors cancer progression conditional deletion tyrosine phosphorylation insulin resistance liver tumor-initiating cells male fertility protein-tyrosine kinases abnormal mesoderm patterning focal adhesion insulin receptor negative regulator tyrosine phosphatase hepatocellular carcinogenesis leptin signaling metabolic regulation insulin biosynthesis metabolism pathology cell metabolism

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Abstract 2274: Genomic and Transcriptomic Analyses of Chemical Hepatocarcinogenesis Aggravated by Loss of Oncoproteins in Hepatocytes. Cancer Research (2024)

Xinyi WangJiemeng ZhangYingluo LiuShuo ZhangYan LiangMin ZongXiaoxue LinMichael KarinGensheng Feng

carcinogenesispharmacologycancer carecancer researchliver cancermicroarray data analysisgeneticscancer genomicschemical hepatocarcinogenesistranscriptomic analysesoncologyhepatologymedicinal researchcancer riskcancer biologytumor biologyhealth sciences

Activated Interferon Signaling Suppresses Age-Dependent Liver Cancer. Research Square (Research Square) (2024)

Peter AdamsAaron HavasKathryn LandeAdarsh RajeshK. EvensenSiva VaranasiLinshan ShangElizabeth SchmidtJin LeeKeneth KimMarcos TenecheFilipe Araujo HoffmannMichael LaPorteAndrew DavisAbby GrierJulie HainesKevin TharpArmin GandhiXue LeiJessica ProulxKarl MillerAlessandra SaccoGerald ShadelLaura NiedernhoferGen-Sheng FengAngelo D'AlessandroSusan KaechApril Williams

carcinogenesishepatobiliary tumorscancer researchaging cellmolecular cancerliver cancerliver diseasecancer immunotherapycancer immunosurveillancemolecular biologyoncogenescancer cellstumor microenvironmenthepatocellular carcinomapathologytumor biologyliver physiologycell biology

Genomic and Transcriptomic Analyses of Chemical Hepatocarcinogenesis Aggravated by Oncoprotein Loss. Hepatology (2024)

Xinyi WangYingluo LiuShuo ZhangJiemeng ZhangXiaoxue LinYan LiangMin ZongKaisa L. HanleyJin LeeMichael KarinGen-Sheng Feng

cancer geneticsdrug metabolismgene functiontranscriptomic analysesoncoprotein lossbiochemistrymolecular cancercancer genomicsmolecular diagnosticsenzyme specificitymolecular metabolismhepatologychemical hepatocarcinogenesiscarcinogenesisgene expressionfree radical biologyliver cancergeneticsmolecular biologyoncogenesoxidative stress

Image Quantitates Aging and Rejuvenation. Nature Aging (2024)

Martin Alvarez-KuglenKenta NinomiyaHaodong QinDelany RodriguezLorenzo FiengoChen FarhyWei-Mien HsuBrian KirkAaron HavasGen-Sheng FengAmanda J. RobertsRozalyn M. AndersonManuel SerranoPeter D. AdamsTatyana O. SharpeeAlexey V. Terskikh

public healthphysical agingageinglongevityexperimental gerontologyaging-associated diseaseshealthy agingaging cellactive ageingimage analysisregeneration (biology)geriatricsneuroscience of agingaging processneurosciencehealth sciences

The Most Impactful Findings on Liver Cancer in 2023. Hepatology Communications (2024)

Jin LeeKaisa L. HanleyGen-Sheng Feng

outcomes researchcancer researchepidemiologyscientific communicationliver cancerempirical case studiesbiliary cancerimpactful findingsoncologyhepatologycancer biologyhealth sciences

Complex Roles of Ptpn11/Shp2 in Carcinogenesis and Prospect of Targeting Shp2 in Cancer Therapy. Annual Review of Cancer Biology (2023)

Alexander ScheiterLi-Chun LuLilian H. GaoGen-Sheng Feng

carcinogenesiscancer therapycancer biology

Data From Concurrent Disruption of the Ras/Mapk and Nf-κB Pathways Induces Circadian Deregulation and Hepatocarcinogenesis. (2023)

Kaisa L. HanleyYan LiangGaowei WangXiaoxue LinMeixiang YangMichael KarinWenxian FuGen-Sheng Feng

carcinogenesisliver physiologygene expressionchronobiologysignaling pathwaysconcurrent disruptionliver cancersystems biologycell signalingredox biologymolecular biologyhepatologyoncogenescancer biologymolecular physiologycell regulationmembrane biologycell biology

Deciphering a Critical Role of Uterine Epithelial Shp2 in Parturition Initiation at Single Cell Resolution. Nature Communications (2023)

Meng LiuMengjun JiJianghong ChengYingzhe LiYingpu TianHui ZhaoYang WangSijing ZhuLeilei ZhangXinmei XuGen-Sheng FengXiaohuan LiangHaili BaoYedong TangShuangbo KongJinhua LuHaibin WangZhongxian LuWenbo Deng

immunologyparturition initiationtissue (biology)cellular physiologymolecular and cellular biologyreproductive physiologymatrix biologyreproductive biologycritical rolesingle cell resolutiongynecologytumor biologynaturecell biology

Identification of Cd133+ Intercellsomes in Intercellular Communication to Offset Intracellular Signal Deficit. eLife (2023)

Kota KanekoYan LiangQing LiuShuo ZhangAlexander ScheiterDan SongGen-Sheng Feng

immunologygene expressionintracellular signal deficitintercellular communicationmedicinal researchhealth sciencescell biology

Intercellular Communication Compensates Intracellular Proliferative Signal Deficit During Liver Regeneration. (2023)

Kota KanekoYan LiangQing LiuShuo ZhangDan SongGen-Sheng Feng

regenerative medicineliver regenerationintercellular communicationhepatologydevelopmental biologycell biology

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Gen-sheng Feng

Professor Pathology

University of California, San Diego

Affiliations

School Of Medicine

Pathology

Gen-sheng Feng is currently serving as a Pathology Professor Pathology at University of California, San Diego.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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University of California, San Diego

Professor Pathology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Abstract 2274: Genomic and Transcriptomic Analyses of Chemical Hepatocarcinogenesis Aggravated by Loss of Oncoproteins in Hepatocytes. Cancer Research (2024)

Xinyi WangJiemeng ZhangYingluo LiuShuo ZhangYan LiangMin ZongXiaoxue LinMichael KarinGensheng Feng

Activated Interferon Signaling Suppresses Age-Dependent Liver Cancer. Research Square (Research Square) (2024)

Genomic and Transcriptomic Analyses of Chemical Hepatocarcinogenesis Aggravated by Oncoprotein Loss. Hepatology (2024)

Xinyi WangYingluo LiuShuo ZhangJiemeng ZhangXiaoxue LinYan LiangMin ZongKaisa L. HanleyJin LeeMichael KarinGen-Sheng Feng

Image Quantitates Aging and Rejuvenation. Nature Aging (2024)

The Most Impactful Findings on Liver Cancer in 2023. Hepatology Communications (2024)

Jin LeeKaisa L. HanleyGen-Sheng Feng

outcomes researchcancer researchepidemiologyscientific communicationliver cancerempirical case studiesbiliary cancerimpactful findingsoncologyhepatologycancer biologyhealth sciences

Complex Roles of Ptpn11/Shp2 in Carcinogenesis and Prospect of Targeting Shp2 in Cancer Therapy. Annual Review of Cancer Biology (2023)

Alexander ScheiterLi-Chun LuLilian H. GaoGen-Sheng Feng

carcinogenesiscancer therapycancer biology

Data From Concurrent Disruption of the Ras/Mapk and Nf-κB Pathways Induces Circadian Deregulation and Hepatocarcinogenesis. (2023)

Kaisa L. HanleyYan LiangGaowei WangXiaoxue LinMeixiang YangMichael KarinWenxian FuGen-Sheng Feng

Deciphering a Critical Role of Uterine Epithelial Shp2 in Parturition Initiation at Single Cell Resolution. Nature Communications (2023)

Identification of Cd133+ Intercellsomes in Intercellular Communication to Offset Intracellular Signal Deficit. eLife (2023)

Kota KanekoYan LiangQing LiuShuo ZhangAlexander ScheiterDan SongGen-Sheng Feng

immunologygene expressionintracellular signal deficitintercellular communicationmedicinal researchhealth sciencescell biology

Intercellular Communication Compensates Intracellular Proliferative Signal Deficit During Liver Regeneration. (2023)

Kota KanekoYan LiangQing LiuShuo ZhangDan SongGen-Sheng Feng

regenerative medicineliver regenerationintercellular communicationhepatologydevelopmental biologycell biology

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