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Janet Zayas

Rush University

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Rush Medical College

Department Of Microbial Pathogens And Immunity

NoneJanet Zayas is currently serving as a Microbial Pathogens And Immunity faculty at Rush University.

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immunology immune responses infectious diseases inflammation cell biology wound healing infection control medicine diabetes diabetes research cancer research oncology immunity (medicine) virology cancer cells general virology clinical immunology cytokines experimental dermatology cutaneous biology viral pathogenesis neuroinflammation primary immunodeficiencies brain-immune interaction innate immune system granulocyte developmental cell medicinal research cellular therapy cancer care leukemia biological invasions virus research oncogenes molecular cancer cancer letter cell death medical virology apoptosis cancer treatment immune checkpoint inhibitors tumor targeting immune dysregulation virus phylogeny viral evolution emergent virus emerging infectious diseases pancreatic cancer cancer biology virus-host interactions viral oncology cancer risk treatment effects human retrovirus chronic viral infections chronic inflammation molecular immunology neuroprotection cerebral organoids immune mediators compensatory proliferation crki-containing microvesicles nk cells therapeutic responses diabetic wounds macrophage response multiple expansions coincident rapid expansion enhanced infectivity epithelial-macrophage interplay cancer-specific host death anti-cancer responses inflammatory responses hiv infection pathogen-associated molecular patterns impaired healing

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Inflammatory Responses Revealed Through Hiv Infection of Microglia-Containing Cerebral Organoids. Journal of Neuroinflammation (2025)

neurologyprimary immunodeficienciesinflammatory responsesinflammationneurosciencehuman retrovirusimmunologybrain-immune interactionimmune responsesneuroinflammationhivneuroimmunology

Hiv-1 Infection Promotes Neuroinflammation and Neuron Pathogenesis in Novel Microglia-Containing Cerebral Organoids. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Srinivas D. NarasipuraJanet P. ZayasMichelle K. AshAnjelica ReyesTanner ShullStephanie GambutJeffrey R. SchneiderRamon Lorenzo-RedondoLena Al-HarthiJoão I. Mamede

neuron pathogenesisneuropathologyviral pathogenesisneurovirologyinfectious diseasesneurosciencecerebral organoidscentral nervous systemcerebral blood flowneuroprotectionimmunologyantiviral researchbrain-immune interactionvascular biologyneuroinflammationhivneuroimmunology

Reduced Bioactive Microbial Products (Pathogen-Associated Molecular Patterns) Contribute to Dysregulated Immune Responses and Impaired Healing in Infected Wounds in Mice With Diabetes. Journal of Investigative Dermatology (2023)

Ruchi RoyFoyez MahmudJanet ZayasTimothy M. KuzelJochen ReiserSasha H. Shafikhani

immunity (medicine)infection controlchronic inflammationexperimental dermatologydiabetesimmune responsesmolecular immunologymicrobiologycutaneous biologydermatologybioactive microbial productsinflammationdiabetes researchimmunologypathogen-associated molecular patternsinfected woundsinnate immune systemimpaired healingwound healing

Hiv Infection and Spread Between Th17 Cells. Viruses (2022)

primary immunodeficiencieschronic viral infectionsinfectious diseasesmedical virologyimmunologyhiv infectionimmune responseshiv

Multiple Expansions of Globally Uncommon Sars-Cov-2 Lineages in Nigeria. Nature Communications (2022)

Egon A. OzerLacy M. SimonsOlubusuyi M. AdewumiAdeola A. FowotadeEwean C. OmoruyiJohnson A. AdenijiOluseyi A. OlayinkaTaylor J. DeanJanet ZayasPavan P. BhimalliMichelle K. AshAlmoustapha I. MaigaAnou M. SomboroMamoudou MaigaAdam GodzikJeffrey R. SchneiderJoão I. MamedeBabafemi O. TaiwoJudd F. HultquistRamon Lorenzo-Redondo

sars-cov-2virologyinfectious diseasesviral evolutionvirus phylogenybiological invasionsglobal healthmultiple expansionsgeneral virologyepidemiology

Author Response: Overriding Impaired Fpr Chemotaxis Signaling in Diabetic Neutrophil Stimulates Infection Control in Murine Diabetic Wound. (2021)

infection controlimmune responsesgranulocyteinflammationinfectious diseasesmurine diabetic woundinnate immune systemdiabetes researchauthor responseinflammatory diseasesvascular biologycell biologydiabetic medicinewound healing

Coincident Rapid Expansion of Two Sars-Cov-2 Lineages With Enhanced Infectivity in Nigeria. medRxiv (2021)

Egon A. OzerLacy M. SimonsOlubusuyi M. AdewumiAdeola A. FowotadeEwean C. OmoruyiJohnson A. AdenijiTaylor J. DeanJanet ZayasPavan P. BhimalliMichelle K. AshAdam GodzikJeffrey R. SchneiderJoão I. MamedeBabafemi O. TaiwoJudd F. HultquistRamon Lorenzo-Redondo

emerging infectious diseasesinfection controlsars-cov-2infectious diseasesvirologyenhanced infectivitycovid-19virus researchemergent viruspublic healthcoincident rapid expansiongeneral virologyepidemiology

Il-10 Dysregulation Underlies Chemokine Insufficiency, Delayed Macrophage Response, and Impaired Healing in Diabetic Wounds. Journal of Investigative Dermatology (2021)

Ruchi RoyJanet ZayasMohamed F. MohamedAnahita AboonabiKaylee DelgadoJennillee WallaceMohammad BayatTimothy M. KuzelJochen ReiserSasha H. Shafikhani

cytokinesimmunity (medicine)medicineinflammationdiabetic woundsimmune dysregulationcutaneous biologyclinical immunologyexperimental dermatologymacrophage responsediabetesimmunologydermatologyimmune responseswound healing

Overriding Defective Fpr Chemotaxis Signaling in Diabetic Neutrophil Stimulates Infection Control in Diabetic Wound. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2021)

infection controlimmune responsesgranulocyteinflammationinfectious diseasesimmune mediatorsdiabetic wounddiabetes researchdefective fpr chemotaxisdiabetescell biologywound carediabetic medicinewound healing

K Ras Mutation and Epithelial–Macrophage Interplay in Pancreatic Neoplastic Transformation. International Journal of Cancer (2018)

pathologycancer biologymolecular cancercancer cellsoncogenestumor microenvironmentcancer researchcancer lettertumor biologycarcinogenesiscell biologyepithelial–macrophage interplaypancreatic cancer

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Janet Zayas

Rush University

Affiliations

Rush Medical College

Department Of Microbial Pathogens And Immunity

NoneJanet Zayas is currently serving as a Microbial Pathogens And Immunity faculty at Rush University.

Honors

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Rush University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Inflammatory Responses Revealed Through Hiv Infection of Microglia-Containing Cerebral Organoids. Journal of Neuroinflammation (2025)

neurologyprimary immunodeficienciesinflammatory responsesinflammationneurosciencehuman retrovirusimmunologybrain-immune interactionimmune responsesneuroinflammationhivneuroimmunology

Hiv-1 Infection Promotes Neuroinflammation and Neuron Pathogenesis in Novel Microglia-Containing Cerebral Organoids. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Srinivas D. NarasipuraJanet P. ZayasMichelle K. AshAnjelica ReyesTanner ShullStephanie GambutJeffrey R. SchneiderRamon Lorenzo-RedondoLena Al-HarthiJoão I. Mamede

Ruchi RoyFoyez MahmudJanet ZayasTimothy M. KuzelJochen ReiserSasha H. Shafikhani

Hiv Infection and Spread Between Th17 Cells. Viruses (2022)

primary immunodeficiencieschronic viral infectionsinfectious diseasesmedical virologyimmunologyhiv infectionimmune responseshiv

Multiple Expansions of Globally Uncommon Sars-Cov-2 Lineages in Nigeria. Nature Communications (2022)

sars-cov-2virologyinfectious diseasesviral evolutionvirus phylogenybiological invasionsglobal healthmultiple expansionsgeneral virologyepidemiology

Author Response: Overriding Impaired Fpr Chemotaxis Signaling in Diabetic Neutrophil Stimulates Infection Control in Murine Diabetic Wound. (2021)

Coincident Rapid Expansion of Two Sars-Cov-2 Lineages With Enhanced Infectivity in Nigeria. medRxiv (2021)

Il-10 Dysregulation Underlies Chemokine Insufficiency, Delayed Macrophage Response, and Impaired Healing in Diabetic Wounds. Journal of Investigative Dermatology (2021)

Ruchi RoyJanet ZayasMohamed F. MohamedAnahita AboonabiKaylee DelgadoJennillee WallaceMohammad BayatTimothy M. KuzelJochen ReiserSasha H. Shafikhani

Overriding Defective Fpr Chemotaxis Signaling in Diabetic Neutrophil Stimulates Infection Control in Diabetic Wound. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2021)

K Ras Mutation and Epithelial–Macrophage Interplay in Pancreatic Neoplastic Transformation. International Journal of Cancer (2018)

pathologycancer biologymolecular cancercancer cellsoncogenestumor microenvironmentcancer researchcancer lettertumor biologycarcinogenesiscell biologyepithelial–macrophage interplaypancreatic cancer

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