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Jeffrey E. Segall

Professor Emeritus

Albert Einstein College of Medicine

Affiliations

Department of Pathology

Institute for Neuroimmunology and Inflammation

Jeffrey E. Segall is currently serving as a Pathology Professor Emeritus at Albert Einstein College of Medicine.

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Jeffrey E. Segall

Albert Einstein College of Medicine

Professor Emeritus

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cell biology cancer biology tumor biology molecular biology cancer research cancer cells oncology breast cancer tumor microenvironment metastasis cell signaling vascular biology immunology oncogenes pathology matrix biology cell motility cancer imaging cellular biology gene expression cell-matrix interactions molecular cell biology cell migration biomedical imaging medicinal research cancer discovery cell biomechanics cell research cellular physiology cancer growth cell adhesion brain tumor research oncologic imaging oral pathology biological chemistry biological invasions stem cell research tumoral pathology signaling pathways bacteriology breast oncology tissue imaging cell regulation biological microenvironments intravital imaging bacterial chemotaxis glioblastoma invasion angiogenesis fibroblast growth factors tumor suppressors molecular regulation mammary gland invasion biology clinical pathology cancer management tumor innervation cancer genetics cell proliferation breast cancer cells tumor invasion tumor growth breast imaging brain-immune interaction cell physiology protein function therapeutic imaging primary mammary tumors microglial stimulation tumor cells actin nucleation chemotactic responses lamellipod extension escherichia coli filamentous cells collagen matrices egf receptor cancer letter gliomas tumor cell invasion

Notable Scholarly Works

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VIRUSPLOT: A Web Server for Viral Integration Analysis and Visualization. Frontiers in Oncology (2025)

Erqiang HuJianhong AnAdam J GerstenNicole WuNicole KawachiJing ZhuGregory RosenblattStelby AugustineRichard V. SmithJeffrey E SegallHarry OstrerAntonio L AmelioChristine H. ChungMichael B. PrystowskyThomas J. OwWenjun DengShanye Yin

visualizationoncologyweb serverviral integration analysis

Abstract 2705: Hyaluronic Acid Impairs Nk Killing Towards Breast Tumor Spheroids Despite Elevated Cytotoxicity. Cancer Research (2024)

Brian C. CheungAlan T. LiJeffrey E. SegallMingming Wu

cancer immunotherapymatrix biologytumor targetingbreast cancercancer cellshmw hatumor microenvironmentnatural killercellular therapytumor biologyimmunologyimmunotherapyextracellular matrixcell biologycancer immunosurveillanceimmune checkpoint inhibitorshyaluronic acid

Identification of Cd44 as a Key Engager to Hyaluronic Acid-Rich Extracellular Matrices for Cell Traction Force Generation and Tumor Invasion in 3d. Matrix Biology (2024)

Brian C H CheungXingyu ChenHannah J DavisCassidy S NordmannJoshua TothLouis HodgsonJeffrey E SegallVivek B ShenoyMingming Wu

tumor invasionmatrix biologycell migrationcancer cellscell engineeringtumor microenvironmentcell adhesionacid-rich extracellular matricescell-matrix interactionscell biomechanicstissue engineeringtumor biologyextracellular matrixcell biologybiomedical engineeringkey engager

Mechanical Compression Regulates Tumor Spheroid Invasion Into a 3D Collagen Matrix. Physical Biology (2024)

Mrinal PandeyYoung Joon SuhMinha KimHannah Jane DavisJeffrey E SegallMingming Wu

matrix biologycell migrationtumor growthbreast cancercancer cellstumor microenvironmentcollagen matrixcell-matrix interactionscell biomechanicsmechanical compressionmechanobiologybiological microenvironmentstumor biologyextracellular matrixcell biologybiomedical engineering

Supplementary Methods, Results, Figures 1 From Functional Contribution and Clinical Implication of Cancer-Associated Fibroblasts in Glioblastoma. (2024)

Phillip M. GalboAnne Tranberg MadsenYang LiuMou PengYao WeiMichael J. CiesielskiRobert A. FenstermakerSarah GraffCristina MontagnaJeffrey E. SegallSimone SidoliXingxing ZangDeyou Zheng

functional contributionclinical implicationcancer-associated fibroblastslung cancerreal world evidencepartial evaluationfunctional modificationcarcinogenesisvascular biologypharmacologykey sitecellular therapyimmunologystem cell researchurologycancer immunotherapysupplementary methodstumor microenvironmentleukemiatherapeutic efficacymedicinal researchtherapeutic targets

Abstract Lb277: Β1-Integrin and Cd44 May Both Be Required in Modulating Traction Force Transmission in Collagen-Hyaluronic Acid Hydrogels. Cancer Research (2023)

Brian C.H. CheungXingyu ChenHannah J. DavisJoshua TothVivek B. ShenoyJeffrey E. SegallMingming Wu

matrix biologycell migrationcancer cellsbiophysicscell adhesioncollagen matrixcell-matrix interactionscell biomechanicstissue engineeringmechanobiologycellular physiologybiomaterialscollagen networkextracellular matrixcell biologycollagen fibersbiomedical engineering

Author Response: Post-Emt: Cadherin-11 Mediates Cancer Hijacking Fibroblasts. (2023)

Weirong KangYibo FanYinxiao DuElina A. TonkovaYi-Hsin HsuKel Vin TanStephanie AlexanderBin Sheng WongHaocheng YangJingyuan LuoKuo YaoJiayao YangXin HuTingting LiuYu GanJian ZhangJean J. ZhaoKonstantinos KonstantopoulosPeter FriedlPek Lan KhongAiping LuMien-Chie HungMichael B. BrennerJeffrey E. SegallZhizhan Gu

cancer immunotherapycancer biologyoncogenestumor microenvironmentmolecular biologytumor biologyimmunologyfibrosiscarcinogenesiscancer cells

Data From Coordinated Regulation of Pathways for Enhanced Cell Motility and Chemotaxis is Conserved in Rat and Mouse Mammary Tumors. (2023)

Weigang WangJeffrey B. WyckoffSumanta GoswamiYarong WangMazen SidaniJeffrey E. SegallJohn S. Condeelis

cancer biologymouse mammary tumorscell motilitycell regulationsystems biologytumor biologycell biology

Data From Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor Overexpression Results in Increased Tumor Cell Motility I in Vivo /I Coordinately With Enhanced Intravasation and Metastasis. (2023)

Chengsen XueJeffrey WyckoffFubo LiangMazen SidaniStefania VioliniKun-Lin TsaiZhong-Yin ZhangErik SahaiJohn CondeelisJeffrey E. Segall

cancer biologytumor innervationreceptorscancer cellsoncogenestumor microenvironmenttumor heterogeneitymolecular biologymetastasiscellular therapytumor biologyimmunologygliomasvascular biologycell biologycell growthenhanced intravasationcancer growth

Identification of Cd44 as a Key Mediator of Cell Traction Force Generation in Hyaluronic Acid-Rich Extracellular Matrices. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Brian C. H. CheungXingyu ChenHannah J. DavisCassidy S. NordmannJoshua TothLouis HodgsonJeffrey E. SegallVivek B. ShenoyMingming Wu

matrix biologycell migrationcancer cellsbreast cancerbiophysicscell adhesioncell-matrix interactionscell biomechanicstissue engineeringmechanobiologycellular physiologycollagen networkextracellular matrixcell biologyhyaluronic acidbiomedical engineeringfunctional tissue engineering

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Jeffrey E. Segall

Professor Emeritus

Albert Einstein College of Medicine

Affiliations

Department of Pathology

Institute for Neuroimmunology and Inflammation

Jeffrey E. Segall is currently serving as a Pathology Professor Emeritus at Albert Einstein College of Medicine.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Jeffrey E. Segall

Albert Einstein College of Medicine

Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

VIRUSPLOT: A Web Server for Viral Integration Analysis and Visualization. Frontiers in Oncology (2025)

visualizationoncologyweb serverviral integration analysis

Abstract 2705: Hyaluronic Acid Impairs Nk Killing Towards Breast Tumor Spheroids Despite Elevated Cytotoxicity. Cancer Research (2024)

Brian C. CheungAlan T. LiJeffrey E. SegallMingming Wu

Identification of Cd44 as a Key Engager to Hyaluronic Acid-Rich Extracellular Matrices for Cell Traction Force Generation and Tumor Invasion in 3d. Matrix Biology (2024)

Brian C H CheungXingyu ChenHannah J DavisCassidy S NordmannJoshua TothLouis HodgsonJeffrey E SegallVivek B ShenoyMingming Wu

Mechanical Compression Regulates Tumor Spheroid Invasion Into a 3D Collagen Matrix. Physical Biology (2024)

Mrinal PandeyYoung Joon SuhMinha KimHannah Jane DavisJeffrey E SegallMingming Wu

Supplementary Methods, Results, Figures 1 From Functional Contribution and Clinical Implication of Cancer-Associated Fibroblasts in Glioblastoma. (2024)

Phillip M. GalboAnne Tranberg MadsenYang LiuMou PengYao WeiMichael J. CiesielskiRobert A. FenstermakerSarah GraffCristina MontagnaJeffrey E. SegallSimone SidoliXingxing ZangDeyou Zheng

Abstract Lb277: Β1-Integrin and Cd44 May Both Be Required in Modulating Traction Force Transmission in Collagen-Hyaluronic Acid Hydrogels. Cancer Research (2023)

Brian C.H. CheungXingyu ChenHannah J. DavisJoshua TothVivek B. ShenoyJeffrey E. SegallMingming Wu

Author Response: Post-Emt: Cadherin-11 Mediates Cancer Hijacking Fibroblasts. (2023)

cancer immunotherapycancer biologyoncogenestumor microenvironmentmolecular biologytumor biologyimmunologyfibrosiscarcinogenesiscancer cells

Data From Coordinated Regulation of Pathways for Enhanced Cell Motility and Chemotaxis is Conserved in Rat and Mouse Mammary Tumors. (2023)

Weigang WangJeffrey B. WyckoffSumanta GoswamiYarong WangMazen SidaniJeffrey E. SegallJohn S. Condeelis

cancer biologymouse mammary tumorscell motilitycell regulationsystems biologytumor biologycell biology

Data From Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor Overexpression Results in Increased Tumor Cell Motility I in Vivo /I Coordinately With Enhanced Intravasation and Metastasis. (2023)

Chengsen XueJeffrey WyckoffFubo LiangMazen SidaniStefania VioliniKun-Lin TsaiZhong-Yin ZhangErik SahaiJohn CondeelisJeffrey E. Segall

Identification of Cd44 as a Key Mediator of Cell Traction Force Generation in Hyaluronic Acid-Rich Extracellular Matrices. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Brian C. H. CheungXingyu ChenHannah J. DavisCassidy S. NordmannJoshua TothLouis HodgsonJeffrey E. SegallVivek B. ShenoyMingming Wu

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