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Janice E. Clements

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Johns Hopkins University

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School of Medicine

Molecular & Comparative Pathobiology

Molecular Biology & Genetics

Janice E. Clements is currently serving as a Molecular & Comparative Pathobiology Professor at Johns Hopkins University.

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virology immunology hiv genetics viral genetics virus research general virology virus-host interactions neuroscience viral pathogenesis infectious diseases neurovirology mammalian biology clinical microbiology viral replication molecular virology medical virology immune responses viral evolution gene expression central nervous system visna virus pathogenesis veterinary medicine viral persistence adaptive immune system medicinal research simian immunodeficiency virus avian biology clinical immunology infection control antiviral research innate immune system host response virus transmission animal virus emerging infectious diseases andrology viral diagnostics antigenic variation respiratory medicine virus epidemiology gene regulation cellular immune responses immunopathology rhesus macaques livestock science vaccine development brain-immune interaction medical microbiology rna biology siv replication virus replication experimental medicine avian medicine animal biotechnology neuroprotection cerebrospinal fluid transcription regulation molecular regulation molecular immunology primatology viral ltr hiv infection borna disease virus brain macrophages siv-infected macaques arthritis laboratory medicine neuroinflammation molecular neurobiology sequence homology transcriptional activity transgenic mice siv infection transgenic sheep

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Biology and Pathogenesis of Lentiviruses of Ruminant Animals. CRC Press eBooks (2024)

Opendra NarayanJanice E. Clements

ruminant animalsviral pathogenesisinfectious diseasesvirology

Hiv-1 Myeloid Reservoirs — Contributors to Viral Persistence and Pathogenesis. Current HIV/AIDS Reports (2024)

Edna A. FerreiraJanice E. ClementsRebecca T. Veenhuis

viral pathogenesisvirologyimmunologyhivhematologyviral persistence

Intact Hiv Reservoir in Monocytes is Associated With Cognitive Function in Virally Suppressed Women With Hiv. The Journal of Infectious Diseases (2024)

Leah H RubinErin N ShirkLily PohlenzHayley RomeroElizabeth RotiRaha M DastgheybIsabel SantiusteJennifer M CoughlinTodd T BrownJanice E ClementsRebecca T Veenhuis

cognitive functionhivinfectious diseasesintact hiv reservoir

Siv-Specific Antibodies Protect Against Inflammasome-Driven Encephalitis in Untreated Macaques. Cell Reports (2024)

Natalie J CastellCelina M AbreuErin N ShirkSuzanne E QueenJoseph L MankowskiJanice E ClementsRebecca T Veenhuis

host specificityimmunologic diseasesinfectious diseasesinflammasome-driven encephalitisuntreated macaquesimmunopathologyimmunologyhivmicrobiologyantiviral researchimmunity (medicine)neurovirologyautoimmune diseasesclinical immunologysiv-specific antibodiesvirus research

Early-Career Research Education Mentoring: A Successful Program in Neurohiv and Mental Health (Trnamh). NeuroImmune Pharmacology and Therapeutics (2023)

Heather ThomasAsante R. KamkwalalaAvindra NathJustin McArthurValerie WojnaBruce ShiramizuNed SacktorCarlos A. PardoNorman HaugheyJanice ClementsJoseph MankowskiChristine ZinkJoseph SteinerMartin PomperLinda ChangBeau AncesKurt HauserScott LetendreMonique StinsVivek NerurkarShilpa BuchTricia BurdoLeah H. RubinTakashi TsukamotoMikhail PletnikovRachel SalasCharlene GamaldoPeter DziedzicAmanda M. Brown

mental healthneuroimmunologyneuroscience

Monocyte-Derived Macrophages Contain Persistent Latent Hiv Reservoirs. Nature Microbiology (2023)

Rebecca T. VeenhuisCelina M. AbreuPedro A. G. CostaEdna A. FerreiraJanaysha RatliffLily PohlenzErin N. ShirkLeah H. RubinJoel N. BlanksonLucio GamaJanice E. Clements

medical microbiologyvirologyimmunologyhivdermatologymicrobiologymonocyte-derived macrophagesadaptive immune systemviral persistence

Effect of Single Housing on Innate Immune Activation in Immunodeficiency Virus–Infected Pigtail Macaques (Macaca Nemestrina) as a Model of Psychosocial Stress in Acute Hiv Infection. Psychosomatic Medicine (2022)

Natalie CastellSelena M. Guerrero-MartinLeah H. RubinErin N. ShirkJacqueline K. BrockhurstClaire E. LyonsKevin M. NajarroSuzanne E. QueenBess W. CarlsonRobert J. AdamsCraig N. MorrellLucio GamaDavid R. GrahamChristine ZinkJoseph L. MankowskiJanice E. ClementsKelly A. Metcalf Pate

psychosocial researchpsychosocial stressbiological psychiatryimmunologyhivinnate immune activationpsychiatric researchsingle housingsiv-infected pigtail macaquesinfectious diseaseshost responseneurovirologyfish biologyneuroimmunologyacute hiv infectionvirus researchpsychiatrypsychoneuroimmunologychronic viral infectionsstress (biology)antiviral researchimmune responsesinnate immune system

Quantitative Viral Outgrowth Assay to Measure the Functional Siv Reservoir in Myeloid Cells. Methods in molecular biology (2022)

C. M. AbreuR. T. VeenhuisE. N. ShirkS. E. QueenB. T. BullockJ. L. MankowskiL. GamaJ. E. Clements

virologyhivimmunologycell biologyhematologymolecular biologyfunctional siv reservoirmyeloid cellsvirus research

Higher Circulating Intermediate Monocytes Are Associated With Cognitive Function in Women With Hiv. JCI Insight (2021)

Rebecca T. VeenhuisDionna W. WilliamsErin N. ShirkCelina Monteiro AbreuEdna A. FerreiraJennifer M. CoughlinTodd T. BrownPauline M. MakiKathryn AnastosJoan W. BermanJanice E. ClementsLeah H. Rubin

neurologyinflammationwomen's healthimmunologyhivneuroscienceintermediate monocytesimmune responsesneurovirologyadaptive immune systemcognitive functionbrain function

Hiv Replication and Latency in Monocytes and Macrophages. Seminars in Immunology (2021)

Rebecca T. VeenhuisCelina M. AbreuErin N. ShirkLucio GamaJanice E. Clements

virologyimmunologyhivdermatologyhiv replication

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Janice E. Clements

Professor

Johns Hopkins University

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Molecular & Comparative Pathobiology

Molecular Biology & Genetics

Janice E. Clements is currently serving as a Molecular & Comparative Pathobiology Professor at Johns Hopkins University.

Honors

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Johns Hopkins University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Biology and Pathogenesis of Lentiviruses of Ruminant Animals. CRC Press eBooks (2024)

Opendra NarayanJanice E. Clements

ruminant animalsviral pathogenesisinfectious diseasesvirology

Hiv-1 Myeloid Reservoirs — Contributors to Viral Persistence and Pathogenesis. Current HIV/AIDS Reports (2024)

Edna A. FerreiraJanice E. ClementsRebecca T. Veenhuis

viral pathogenesisvirologyimmunologyhivhematologyviral persistence

Intact Hiv Reservoir in Monocytes is Associated With Cognitive Function in Virally Suppressed Women With Hiv. The Journal of Infectious Diseases (2024)

Leah H RubinErin N ShirkLily PohlenzHayley RomeroElizabeth RotiRaha M DastgheybIsabel SantiusteJennifer M CoughlinTodd T BrownJanice E ClementsRebecca T Veenhuis

cognitive functionhivinfectious diseasesintact hiv reservoir

Siv-Specific Antibodies Protect Against Inflammasome-Driven Encephalitis in Untreated Macaques. Cell Reports (2024)

Natalie J CastellCelina M AbreuErin N ShirkSuzanne E QueenJoseph L MankowskiJanice E ClementsRebecca T Veenhuis

Early-Career Research Education Mentoring: A Successful Program in Neurohiv and Mental Health (Trnamh). NeuroImmune Pharmacology and Therapeutics (2023)

mental healthneuroimmunologyneuroscience

Monocyte-Derived Macrophages Contain Persistent Latent Hiv Reservoirs. Nature Microbiology (2023)

Rebecca T. VeenhuisCelina M. AbreuPedro A. G. CostaEdna A. FerreiraJanaysha RatliffLily PohlenzErin N. ShirkLeah H. RubinJoel N. BlanksonLucio GamaJanice E. Clements

medical microbiologyvirologyimmunologyhivdermatologymicrobiologymonocyte-derived macrophagesadaptive immune systemviral persistence

Quantitative Viral Outgrowth Assay to Measure the Functional Siv Reservoir in Myeloid Cells. Methods in molecular biology (2022)

C. M. AbreuR. T. VeenhuisE. N. ShirkS. E. QueenB. T. BullockJ. L. MankowskiL. GamaJ. E. Clements

virologyhivimmunologycell biologyhematologymolecular biologyfunctional siv reservoirmyeloid cellsvirus research

Higher Circulating Intermediate Monocytes Are Associated With Cognitive Function in Women With Hiv. JCI Insight (2021)

Rebecca T. VeenhuisDionna W. WilliamsErin N. ShirkCelina Monteiro AbreuEdna A. FerreiraJennifer M. CoughlinTodd T. BrownPauline M. MakiKathryn AnastosJoan W. BermanJanice E. ClementsLeah H. Rubin

neurologyinflammationwomen's healthimmunologyhivneuroscienceintermediate monocytesimmune responsesneurovirologyadaptive immune systemcognitive functionbrain function

Hiv Replication and Latency in Monocytes and Macrophages. Seminars in Immunology (2021)

Rebecca T. VeenhuisCelina M. AbreuErin N. ShirkLucio GamaJanice E. Clements

virologyimmunologyhivdermatologyhiv replication

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