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Joan Berman

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Albert Einstein College of Medicine

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Department of Microbiology & Immunology

Department of Pathology

Institute for Neuroimmunology and Inflammation

Joan Berman is currently serving as a Microbiology & Immunology Professor at Albert Einstein College of Medicine.

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immunology hiv immune responses neuroimmunology neuroscience vascular biology inflammation cell biology medicinal research cytokines brain-immune interaction neurology neuroinflammation neurovirology virology central nervous system hematology virus research antiviral research cellular immune responses viral pathogenesis molecular neurodegeneration clinical microbiology cardiovascular research infection control cell death adaptive immune system cerebral blood flow liver physiology blood-brain barrier general virology molecular physiology medical virology molecular immunology virus-host interactions neurotransmission hiv infection circulatory physiology cellular physiology clinical immunology neuroprotection cell migration dopamine innate immune system immunopathology host response hiv neuropathogenesis human fetal microglia cardiovascular physiology apoptosis antiviral therapy antiviral responses developmental immunology host factors disease transmission immune dysregulation key site retina psychoneuroimmunology human astrocytes endothelial cells rabbit retina hiv-associated neurocognitive disorders mucosal immunology molecular neurobiology neurochemistry cellular neurobiology vascular disease human immunodeficiency virus blood brain barrier primary human macrophages hiv-infected cells differential induction congestive heart failure human neurons human blood-brain barrier venereology hiv dna human retrovirus hiv rna infectious diseases infectious diseases (medical specialty) clinical infectious disease

Notable Scholarly Works

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Single-Cell Analysis of Cd14+Cd16+ Monocytes Identifies a Subpopulation With an Enhanced Migratory and Inflammatory Phenotype. Frontiers in Immunology (2025)

Vanessa Y. RuizTina M. CalderonRosiris Leon-RiveraVanessa ChilundaJinghang ZhangJoan W. Berman

immune responsesenhanced migratoryinflammationsingle-cell analysisimmunologyinflammatory phenotype

Antiretroviral Drugs Impact Autophagy: Opportunities for Drug Repurposing. Frontiers in Bioscience-Landmark (2024)

Laura CheneyJohn M. BarbaroGrace McDermottJoan W. Berman

drug repurposingpharmacologydrug repositioningautophagy

Cd14+Cd16+ Monocyte Transmigration Across the Blood-Brain Barrier is Associated With Hiv-Nci Despite Viral Suppression. JCI Insight (2024)

Veronica VekslerRosiris Leon-RiveraLazar FleysherJairo GonzalezJohnny A LopezLeah H RubinSusan MorgelloJoan W Berman

hivimmune responsesvirologyhost responseviral suppressioninfectious diseasesvirus transmissionadaptive immune systemneuroimmunologyimmunologyimmunity (medicine)antiviral responsesviral pathogenesisblood-brain barriervirus research

The Contribution of Myeloid Cells to Hiv Neuropathogenesis. Elsevier eBooks (2024)

Veronica VekslerTina M. CalderonJoan W. Berman

immunologymyeloid cellshiv

Hiv Infection and Cardiovascular Disease Have Both Shared and Distinct Monocyte Gene Expression Features: Women’s Interagency Hiv Study. PLoS ONE (2023)

Juan LinErik EhingerDavid B. HannaQibin QiTao WangYanal GhoshehKarin MuellerKathryn AnastosJason M. LazarWendy J. MackPhyllis C. TienJoan W. BermanMardge H. CohenIgho OfotokunStephen GangeChenglong LiuSonya L. HeathRussell P. TracyHoward N. HodisAlan L. LandayKlaus LeyRobert C. Kaplan

hematologyvirologyimmunologywomen's healthrespiratory medicinepublic healthhealth sciencescardiovascular diseasehiv infection

Buprenorphine Reverses Neurocognitive Impairment in Ecohiv Infected Mice: A Potential Therapy for Hiv-Nci. Frontiers in Immunology (2022)

Aniella J. MurphyJennifer KelschenbachHongxia HeWei ChaoBoe-Hyun KimDavid J. VolskyJoan W. Berman

ecohiv infected micehivtreatment effectsantiviral researchinfectious diseasesneuroscienceimmunologypotential therapycognitive neuroscience

In Vivo Killing of Primary Hiv-Infected Cells by Peripheral-Injected Early Memory–Enriched Anti-Hiv Duocar T Cells. JCI Insight (2022)

Kim Anthony-GondaAlex RayHang SuYuge WangYing XiongDanica LeeAriele BlockVanessa ChilundaJessica WeiselbergLily ZemelkoYen Y. WangSarah Kleinsorge-BlockJane S. ReeseMarcos de LimaChristina OchsenbauerJohn C. KappesDimiter S. DimitrovRimas OrentasSteven G. DeeksRachel L. RutishauserJoan W. BermanHarris GoldsteinBoro Dropulić

hivhost responseinfection controlpharmacologycellular therapyimmunotherapyclinical microbiologyantiviral therapycellular immune responsesvirologyimmune responsesvivo killingadaptive immune systemprimary hiv-infected cellsimmunologymedicinal researchantiviral researchinflammationcell therapydermatology

Methamphetamine Dysregulates Macrophage Functions and Autophagy to Mediate Hiv Neuropathogenesis. Biomedicines (2022)

John M. BarbaroSimone SidoliAna Maria CuervoJoan W. Berman

hivmacrophage functionsautophagyimmunologyhiv neuropathogenesis

Methamphetamine Induces Transcriptional Changes in Cultured Hiv-Infected Mature Monocytes That May Contribute to Hiv Neuropathogenesis. Frontiers in Immunology (2022)

Vanessa ChilundaJessica WeiselbergSamuel Martinez-MezaLwidiko E. MhamilawaLaura CheneyJoan W. Berman

immunologycultured hiv-infected maturetranscriptional changeshiv

Morphine Disrupts Macrophage Functions Even During Hiv Infection. Journal of Leukocyte Biology (2022)

John M BarbaroMatias Jaureguiberry-BravoSimone SidoliJoan W Berman

hivimmune responsesinfectious diseasesimmunologycytokineshiv infection

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Joan Berman

Professor

Albert Einstein College of Medicine

Affiliations

Department of Microbiology & Immunology

Department of Pathology

Institute for Neuroimmunology and Inflammation

Joan Berman is currently serving as a Microbiology & Immunology Professor at Albert Einstein College of Medicine.

Honors

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Experiences

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Albert Einstein College of Medicine

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Single-Cell Analysis of Cd14+Cd16+ Monocytes Identifies a Subpopulation With an Enhanced Migratory and Inflammatory Phenotype. Frontiers in Immunology (2025)

Vanessa Y. RuizTina M. CalderonRosiris Leon-RiveraVanessa ChilundaJinghang ZhangJoan W. Berman

immune responsesenhanced migratoryinflammationsingle-cell analysisimmunologyinflammatory phenotype

Antiretroviral Drugs Impact Autophagy: Opportunities for Drug Repurposing. Frontiers in Bioscience-Landmark (2024)

Laura CheneyJohn M. BarbaroGrace McDermottJoan W. Berman

drug repurposingpharmacologydrug repositioningautophagy

Cd14+Cd16+ Monocyte Transmigration Across the Blood-Brain Barrier is Associated With Hiv-Nci Despite Viral Suppression. JCI Insight (2024)

Veronica VekslerRosiris Leon-RiveraLazar FleysherJairo GonzalezJohnny A LopezLeah H RubinSusan MorgelloJoan W Berman

The Contribution of Myeloid Cells to Hiv Neuropathogenesis. Elsevier eBooks (2024)

Veronica VekslerTina M. CalderonJoan W. Berman

immunologymyeloid cellshiv

Hiv Infection and Cardiovascular Disease Have Both Shared and Distinct Monocyte Gene Expression Features: Women’s Interagency Hiv Study. PLoS ONE (2023)

hematologyvirologyimmunologywomen's healthrespiratory medicinepublic healthhealth sciencescardiovascular diseasehiv infection

Buprenorphine Reverses Neurocognitive Impairment in Ecohiv Infected Mice: A Potential Therapy for Hiv-Nci. Frontiers in Immunology (2022)

Aniella J. MurphyJennifer KelschenbachHongxia HeWei ChaoBoe-Hyun KimDavid J. VolskyJoan W. Berman

ecohiv infected micehivtreatment effectsantiviral researchinfectious diseasesneuroscienceimmunologypotential therapycognitive neuroscience

In Vivo Killing of Primary Hiv-Infected Cells by Peripheral-Injected Early Memory–Enriched Anti-Hiv Duocar T Cells. JCI Insight (2022)

Methamphetamine Dysregulates Macrophage Functions and Autophagy to Mediate Hiv Neuropathogenesis. Biomedicines (2022)

John M. BarbaroSimone SidoliAna Maria CuervoJoan W. Berman

hivmacrophage functionsautophagyimmunologyhiv neuropathogenesis

Methamphetamine Induces Transcriptional Changes in Cultured Hiv-Infected Mature Monocytes That May Contribute to Hiv Neuropathogenesis. Frontiers in Immunology (2022)

Vanessa ChilundaJessica WeiselbergSamuel Martinez-MezaLwidiko E. MhamilawaLaura CheneyJoan W. Berman

immunologycultured hiv-infected maturetranscriptional changeshiv

Morphine Disrupts Macrophage Functions Even During Hiv Infection. Journal of Leukocyte Biology (2022)

John M BarbaroMatias Jaureguiberry-BravoSimone SidoliJoan W Berman

hivimmune responsesinfectious diseasesimmunologycytokineshiv infection

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