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Jason Kubinak

Associate Professor

University of South Carolina

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School of Medicine Columbia

Jason Kubinak is currently serving as a School Of Medicine Columbia Associate Professor at University of South Carolina.

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Jason Kubinak

University of South Carolina

Associate Professor

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immunology immune responses microbiology microbiome host response infectious diseases gut microbes liver physiology medicine pathogens oncology inflammation inflammatory bowel disease medicinal research cellular physiology digestive diseases viral evolution host-microbe interactions mucosal immunology cancer biology adaptive immune system immunity (medicine) virus research circulatory physiology mammalian biology virus-host interactions virulence factors dysbiosis microbial diversity microbial ecology infection control clinical microbiology experimental medicine enzyme inhibition innate immune system viral pathogenesis cell physiology viral genetics genetic basis colorectal cancer cancer treatment gut microbiota virulence evolution microbiota composition environmental microbiology speech communication biological macromolecules fungal genetics ulcerative colitis antibody screening human health cognitive communication human communication social communication disorder nonverbal communication apoptosis microbial genetics gastrointestinal oncology cancer prevention biological evolution genetic diversity renal function microrna detection iga-mediated control gut mycobiota purine metabolism mhc variation sculpts microbial communities healthy microbiota experimental viral evolution virulence trade-offs fluorouracil chemotherapy functional parameters toll-like receptors beneficial commensal-host interactions social communication digestive tract microbial pathogenesis

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A Single-Short Partial Reprogramming of the Endothelial Cells Decreases Blood Pressure via Attenuation of Endmt in Hypertensive Mice. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Laena PernomianEmily W. WaigiVi NguyenAhmed D. MohammedTiago J. da CostaMilene T. FontesJason L. KubinakAndrew AitkenVinicia Campana BiancardiDavid A. SinclairCameron G. McCarthyYunguan WangWenbin TanCamilla Ferreira Wenceslau

single-short partial reprogrammingcardiovascular researchvascular adaptationdevelopmental biologyliver physiologycirculatory physiologycardiovascular functioncardiovascular physiologyblood pressurehypertensionendothelial cellsvascular biologyphysiologynephrologyhematologyhemostasisinflammationendocrinologyhypertensive micehealth sciencescellular physiology

Involvement of the Gut Microbiota in Cancer Cachexia. AJP Cell Physiology (2024)

Brandon N. VanderVeenThomas D. CardaciBrooke M. BullardMichael MaddenJie LiKandy T. VelazquezJason L. KubinakDaping FanE. Angela Murphy

cell physiologycancer biologymicrobiomegut microbiotaphysiologycancer cachexiacellular physiology

Panaxynol Improves Crypt and Mucosal Architecture, Suppresses Colitis-Enriched Microbes, and Alters the Immune Response to Mitigate Colitis. American Journal of Physiology-Gastrointestinal and Liver Physiology (2024)

Brooke M. BullardSierra J. McDonaldThomas D. CardaciBrandon N. VanderVeenAhmed D. MohammedJason L. KubinakJoseph F. PierreIoulia ChatzistamouDaping FanLorne J. HofsethE. Angela Murphy

medicineosmotic stresscomplementary medicinebiological functionmucosal architectureimmunosuppressive therapyliver physiologygastroenterologycirculatory physiologyclinical immunologytranslational physiologyimmune responsesinflammatory bowel diseasedigestive diseasesimmunologyphysiologynephrologymedicinal researchhematologycolitis-enriched microbes

Studying the Cellular Basis of Small Bowel Enteropathy Using High-Parameter Flow Cytometry in Mouse Models of Primary Antibody Deficiency. Frontiers in Immunology (2024)

Ahmed D. MohammedRyan A. W. BallAmy JollyPrakash NagarkattiMitzi NagarkattiJason L. Kubinak

cell biologyprimary antibody deficiencymammalian biologygut microbesgastroenterologyhistopathologyclinical immunologygeneral pathologygeneticsinflammatory bowel diseasedigestive diseasesmouse modelscytopathologyimmunologysmall bowelimmunopathologyhematologygenetic basishigh-parameter flow cytometryexperimental medicinecellular basis

The Complex Heterogeneity of Immune Cell Signatures Across Wasting Tissues With C26 and 5-Fluorouracil-Induced Cachexia. AJP Cell Physiology (2024)

Brandon N. VanderVeenThomas D. CardaciBrooke M. BullardAlexander R. HussSierra J. McDonaldAhmed D. MuhammedJason L. KubinakDaping FanE. Angela Murphy

endocrinologycell physiologydermatologytissue physiologycomplex heterogeneityimmunologyphysiologycellular physiology

B-Cell-Specific Mhcii Regulates Microbiota Composition in a Primarily Iga-Independent Manner. Frontiers in Immunology (2023)

Mary Melissa RolandTori E. PeacockNia HallAhmed Dawood MohammedRyan BallAmy JollySergei AlexeevNicolas DopkinsMitzi NagarkattiPrakash NagarkattiJason L. Kubinak

host-microbe interactionsmicrobiota compositionmicrobiomeadaptive immune systemimmunologyb-cell-specific mhciiinnate immune system

B Cells Regulate Luminal Bile Acid Composition in the Small Intestine. The Journal of Immunology (2023)

Ahmed Dawood MohammedRyan A BallMitzi NagarkattiPrakash S NagarkattiJason Kubinak

host responsegut-organ axiscell biologypharmacologymammalian biologycellular therapyliver physiologygastroenterologymembrane biologyhepatologydigestive diseasessmall intestineadaptive immune systemimmunologyvascular biologyinflammationendocrinologynutrient physiologymucosal immunology

Does Mhc Heterozygosity Promote Iga Plasmablast Diversity in the Gut?. The Journal of Immunology (2023)

Tori PeacockJason Kubinak

immune responseshost responseimmunologyiga plasmablast diversitygut microbes

Iga Deficient Mice Develop a Gluten Sensitive Enteropathy Specifically in the Ileum.. The Journal of Immunology (2023)

Ryan A BallAhmed MohamedJason Kubinak

iga deficient miceimmune responsesgluten sensitive enteropathyimmunologyimmunopathologyallergy

The Interplay Between Bile Acids and Mucosal Adaptive Immunity. PLoS Pathogens (2023)

Ahmed Dawood MohammedRyan A. W. BallJason L. Kubinak

microbiologyimmune responsesinfectious diseasesadaptive immune systemimmunologyimmunity (medicine)mucosal immunologybile acidsmucosal adaptive immunity

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Jason Kubinak

Associate Professor

University of South Carolina

Affiliations

School of Medicine Columbia

Jason Kubinak is currently serving as a School Of Medicine Columbia Associate Professor at University of South Carolina.

Honors

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University of South Carolina

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Single-Short Partial Reprogramming of the Endothelial Cells Decreases Blood Pressure via Attenuation of Endmt in Hypertensive Mice. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Involvement of the Gut Microbiota in Cancer Cachexia. AJP Cell Physiology (2024)

Brandon N. VanderVeenThomas D. CardaciBrooke M. BullardMichael MaddenJie LiKandy T. VelazquezJason L. KubinakDaping FanE. Angela Murphy

cell physiologycancer biologymicrobiomegut microbiotaphysiologycancer cachexiacellular physiology

Brooke M. BullardSierra J. McDonaldThomas D. CardaciBrandon N. VanderVeenAhmed D. MohammedJason L. KubinakJoseph F. PierreIoulia ChatzistamouDaping FanLorne J. HofsethE. Angela Murphy

Studying the Cellular Basis of Small Bowel Enteropathy Using High-Parameter Flow Cytometry in Mouse Models of Primary Antibody Deficiency. Frontiers in Immunology (2024)

Ahmed D. MohammedRyan A. W. BallAmy JollyPrakash NagarkattiMitzi NagarkattiJason L. Kubinak

The Complex Heterogeneity of Immune Cell Signatures Across Wasting Tissues With C26 and 5-Fluorouracil-Induced Cachexia. AJP Cell Physiology (2024)

Brandon N. VanderVeenThomas D. CardaciBrooke M. BullardAlexander R. HussSierra J. McDonaldAhmed D. MuhammedJason L. KubinakDaping FanE. Angela Murphy

endocrinologycell physiologydermatologytissue physiologycomplex heterogeneityimmunologyphysiologycellular physiology

B-Cell-Specific Mhcii Regulates Microbiota Composition in a Primarily Iga-Independent Manner. Frontiers in Immunology (2023)

Mary Melissa RolandTori E. PeacockNia HallAhmed Dawood MohammedRyan BallAmy JollySergei AlexeevNicolas DopkinsMitzi NagarkattiPrakash NagarkattiJason L. Kubinak

host-microbe interactionsmicrobiota compositionmicrobiomeadaptive immune systemimmunologyb-cell-specific mhciiinnate immune system

B Cells Regulate Luminal Bile Acid Composition in the Small Intestine. The Journal of Immunology (2023)

Ahmed Dawood MohammedRyan A BallMitzi NagarkattiPrakash S NagarkattiJason Kubinak

Does Mhc Heterozygosity Promote Iga Plasmablast Diversity in the Gut?. The Journal of Immunology (2023)

Tori PeacockJason Kubinak

immune responseshost responseimmunologyiga plasmablast diversitygut microbes

Iga Deficient Mice Develop a Gluten Sensitive Enteropathy Specifically in the Ileum.. The Journal of Immunology (2023)

Ryan A BallAhmed MohamedJason Kubinak

iga deficient miceimmune responsesgluten sensitive enteropathyimmunologyimmunopathologyallergy

The Interplay Between Bile Acids and Mucosal Adaptive Immunity. PLoS Pathogens (2023)

Ahmed Dawood MohammedRyan A. W. BallJason L. Kubinak

microbiologyimmune responsesinfectious diseasesadaptive immune systemimmunologyimmunity (medicine)mucosal immunologybile acidsmucosal adaptive immunity

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