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Harry Taylor

Assistant 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

Suny Center For Vector-Borne Diseases

Harry Taylor is currently serving as an Anesthesiology Assistant Professor at Upstate Medical University.

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hiv immunology immune responses human retrovirus cell biology infectious diseases virology medical virology molecular biology antiviral research cell signaling virus research general virology virus-host interactions antiviral responses chronic viral infections signal transduction metabolism membrane biology molecular medicine enzyme inhibition biological chemistry medicinal research molecular cell biology cellular biochemistry cellular immune responses adaptive immune system viral pathogenesis t cell activation cholesterol homeostasis brain tumor research virus eradication protein science cell metabolism mammalian biology molecular metabolism cellular therapy extracellular microvesicles signaling pathways cell regulation cancer biology long covid viral diagnostics protein assembly virus structure protein function membrane transport metabolic regulation molecular virology cell-matrix interactions mitochondrial function viral replication endocytic pathway intracellular trafficking cellular biology primary immunodeficiencies antiviral drugs antiviral therapy chronic inflammation coagulopathy anticoagulants lymphatic system recipient cells glioblastoma cells direct regulation limited symptom duration sars-cov-2 convalescence correlate productive particle assembly gag protein intracellular transport hiv-1 replication pld1 inhibition pld1 activity alu retrotransposition non-productive hiv-1 infection couples hiv-1 transcription internal medicine pathogenesis autoimmune diseases neurovirology translational research emergency medicine epidemiology clinical microbiology clinical laboratory global health vaccination clinical epidemiology pathology translational medicine infectious diseases (medical specialty) vaccines lung microbiome communicable diseases medicine sars-cov-2 venereology critical care clinic hospital infections critical care influenza neglected tropical diseases health sciences covid-19 transplant infectious diseases international health immunity (medicine) intensive care nursing pathogens public health preparedness infection control tropical medicine clinical research intensive care clinical investigation sepsis experimental medicine

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Nsc95397 is a Novel Hiv-1 Latency-Reversing Agent. Viruses (2024)

Randilea Nichols DoyleVivian YangYetunde I. KayodeRobert DamoiseauxHarry E. TaylorOliver I. Fregoso

virus researchhivantiviral researchvirus-host interactionsvirologyinfectious diseases

Analysis of the Contribution of 6-Mer Seed Toxicity to Hiv-1-Induced Cytopathicity. Journal of Virology (2023)

Aparajitha VaidyanathanHarry E. TaylorThomas J. HopeRichard T. D'AquilaElizabeth T. BartomJudd F. HultquistMarcus E. Peter

immunologyhivmedicinevirus researchvirus-host interactionsgeneral virologyviral pathogenesisvirologyimmune responsesinfectious diseaseshost-microbe interactions

Contribution of 6Mer Seed Toxicity to Hiv-1 Induced Cytopathicity. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2022)

Aparajitha VaidyanathanHarry E. TaylorThomas J. HopeRichard T. D’AquilaElizabeth T. BartomJudd F. HultquistMarcus E. Peter

immunologyhivmedicinevirus-host interactionsviral pathogenesisvirologyinfectious diseases

Mtor Regulation of Metabolism Limits Lps-Induced Monocyte Inflammatory and Procoagulant Responses. Communications Biology (2022)

Nina C. LundYetunde KayodeMelanie R. McReynoldsDeanna C. ClemmerHannah HudsonIsabelle ClercHee-Kyung HongJason M. BrenchleyJoseph BassRichard T. D’AquilaHarry E. Taylor

metabolismliver physiologyprocoagulant responsesthrombosisvascular biologychronic inflammationadaptive immune systemimmune responsescoagulopathymembrane biologyinflammationanticoagulantsphysiologyimmunologypharmacologycardiovascular researchmtor regulationlymphatic systemmedicinal researchsepsis

Switched and Unswitched Memory B Cells Detected During Sars-Cov-2 Convalescence Correlate With Limited Symptom Duration. PLoS ONE (2021)

immunologylong covidsars-cov-2covid-19medical virologylimited symptom durationinfectious diseasesimmunity (medicine)sars-cov-2 convalescence correlatevirus eradicationviral diagnostics

Cd4 T Cell Metabolism is a Major Contributor of Hiv Infectivity and Reservoir Persistence. Immunometabolism (2020)

immunologyhivmedical virologyhuman retrovirusimmune responses

Mtor Overcomes Multiple Metabolic Restrictions to Enable Hiv-1 Reverse Transcription and Intracellular Transport. Cell Reports (2020)

Harry E. TaylorNina CalantoneDrew LichonHannah HudsonIsabelle ClercEdward M. CampbellRichard T. D’Aquila

gene therapymetabolismcell biologyhivantiviral researchmembrane transportmetabolic regulationmolecular virologymembrane biologycell metabolismmammalian biologymolecular metabolismintracellular transportcell-matrix interactionsimmunologygene expressionmitochondrial functionmolecular biologycellular therapy

Mtor Signaling Mediates Effects of Common Gamma-Chain Cytokines on T Cell Proliferation and Exhaustion. AIDS (2018)

Harry E. TaylorNina A. CalantoneRichard T. D’Aquila

immunologyhivmediates effectscellular immune responsescell signalingcytokinescommon gamma-chain cytokinesadaptive immune systemimmune responses

Systemic Inflammation is Elevated Among Both Hiv-Uninfected and Hiv-Infected Young Msm. AIDS (2018)

Ethan MorganHarry E. TaylorDaniel Timothy RyanRichard D’AquilaBrian Mustanski

immunologyhivepidemiologysystemic inflammationvirologyglobal health

Phospholipase D1 Couples Cd4+ T Cell Activation to C-Myc-Dependent Deoxyribonucleotide Pool Expansion and Hiv-1 Replication. PLoS Pathogens (2015)

Harry E. TaylorGlenn E. SimmonsThomas P. MathewsAtanu K. KhatuaWaldemar PopikCraig W. LindsleyRichard T. D’AquilaH. Alex Brown

cellular immune responsescell signalinggeneral virologyhiv-1 replicationcell biologyhivantiviral researchmolecular cell biologyantiviral responsesimmune responsessignal transductionpld1 inhibitionmedical virologyhuman retroviruscellular biochemistryimmunologypld1 activitychronic viral infectionsmolecular biologyviral replication

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Harry Taylor

Assistant 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

Suny Center For Vector-Borne Diseases

Harry Taylor is currently serving as an Anesthesiology Assistant 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

Nsc95397 is a Novel Hiv-1 Latency-Reversing Agent. Viruses (2024)

Randilea Nichols DoyleVivian YangYetunde I. KayodeRobert DamoiseauxHarry E. TaylorOliver I. Fregoso

virus researchhivantiviral researchvirus-host interactionsvirologyinfectious diseases

Analysis of the Contribution of 6-Mer Seed Toxicity to Hiv-1-Induced Cytopathicity. Journal of Virology (2023)

Aparajitha VaidyanathanHarry E. TaylorThomas J. HopeRichard T. D'AquilaElizabeth T. BartomJudd F. HultquistMarcus E. Peter

immunologyhivmedicinevirus researchvirus-host interactionsgeneral virologyviral pathogenesisvirologyimmune responsesinfectious diseaseshost-microbe interactions

Contribution of 6Mer Seed Toxicity to Hiv-1 Induced Cytopathicity. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2022)

Aparajitha VaidyanathanHarry E. TaylorThomas J. HopeRichard T. D’AquilaElizabeth T. BartomJudd F. HultquistMarcus E. Peter

immunologyhivmedicinevirus-host interactionsviral pathogenesisvirologyinfectious diseases

Mtor Regulation of Metabolism Limits Lps-Induced Monocyte Inflammatory and Procoagulant Responses. Communications Biology (2022)

Nina C. LundYetunde KayodeMelanie R. McReynoldsDeanna C. ClemmerHannah HudsonIsabelle ClercHee-Kyung HongJason M. BrenchleyJoseph BassRichard T. D’AquilaHarry E. Taylor

Switched and Unswitched Memory B Cells Detected During Sars-Cov-2 Convalescence Correlate With Limited Symptom Duration. PLoS ONE (2021)

immunologylong covidsars-cov-2covid-19medical virologylimited symptom durationinfectious diseasesimmunity (medicine)sars-cov-2 convalescence correlatevirus eradicationviral diagnostics

Cd4 T Cell Metabolism is a Major Contributor of Hiv Infectivity and Reservoir Persistence. Immunometabolism (2020)

immunologyhivmedical virologyhuman retrovirusimmune responses

Mtor Overcomes Multiple Metabolic Restrictions to Enable Hiv-1 Reverse Transcription and Intracellular Transport. Cell Reports (2020)

Harry E. TaylorNina CalantoneDrew LichonHannah HudsonIsabelle ClercEdward M. CampbellRichard T. D’Aquila

Mtor Signaling Mediates Effects of Common Gamma-Chain Cytokines on T Cell Proliferation and Exhaustion. AIDS (2018)

Harry E. TaylorNina A. CalantoneRichard T. D’Aquila

immunologyhivmediates effectscellular immune responsescell signalingcytokinescommon gamma-chain cytokinesadaptive immune systemimmune responses

Systemic Inflammation is Elevated Among Both Hiv-Uninfected and Hiv-Infected Young Msm. AIDS (2018)

Ethan MorganHarry E. TaylorDaniel Timothy RyanRichard D’AquilaBrian Mustanski

immunologyhivepidemiologysystemic inflammationvirologyglobal health

Phospholipase D1 Couples Cd4+ T Cell Activation to C-Myc-Dependent Deoxyribonucleotide Pool Expansion and Hiv-1 Replication. PLoS Pathogens (2015)

Harry E. TaylorGlenn E. SimmonsThomas P. MathewsAtanu K. KhatuaWaldemar PopikCraig W. LindsleyRichard T. D’AquilaH. Alex Brown

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