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John C. Samuelson

Professor Molecular & Cell Biology Professor

Boston University

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Graduate Medical Sciences

Henry M. Goldman School of Dental Medicine

Molecular & Cell Biology

John C. Samuelson is currently serving as a Graduate Medical Sciences Professor Molecular & Cell Biology Professor at Boston University.

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John C. Samuelson

Boston University

Professor Molecular & Cell Biology Professor

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molecular biology microbiology genetics biochemistry parasitology gene expression clinical microbiology entamoeba histolytica structural biology enzymes glycobiology protein science membrane biology microbial pathogenesis molecular and cellular biology parasite genomics molecular microbiology mammalian biology genome biology redox biology host specificity glycosylation microbial genetics biological chemistry neglected tropical diseases molecular cell biology avian biology molecular cloning molecular metabolism biological invasions tropical medicine applied microbiology enzyme inhibition entamoeba invadens giardia lamblia structural molecular biology molecular science protein evolution protein function alcohol dehydrogenases enzyme catalysis parasitic protozoa invasion biology host-parasite relationships molecular evidence lateral gene transfer toxoplasma gondii multidrug resistance oocyst walls primary structure cyst wall host-microbe interactions molecular research molecular regulation bacteriology veterinary microbiology biocatalysis histocompatibility bioconjugation cloning biochemical genetics gene function rna biology cellular biology intracellular trafficking yeast vaccine development emerging infectious diseases protein transport aldehyde dehydrogenase anaerobic prokaryotes darwinian selection asparagine-linked glycans cryptosporidium parvum entamoeba histolytica gene mitochondrial relics biosynthesis glycosyl hydrolases ima fungus fungal genetics

Notable Scholarly Works

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A Detailed Dissection of the Expression, Localization, Structure, and Diagnostic Potential of Cyst Wall Proteins of the Eye Pathogen Acanthamoeba. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Bharath Kanakapura SundararajManish GoyalJohn Samuelson

gene expressioneye pathogen acanthamoebaophthalmologyocular pathologycyst wall proteinsprotein structuredetailed dissectionmolecular biologycell biologydiagnostic potential

Cellulose Binding and the Timing of Expression Influence Protein Targeting to the Double-Layered Cyst Wall of Acanthamoeba. mSphere (2024)

Bharath Kanakapura SundararajManish GoyalJohn Samuelson

gene expressionmicrobiologycellulose bindingbiochemistryexpression influence proteincellulosecell biologydouble-layered cyst wall

Identification of New Targets for the Diagnosis of Cysts (Four) and Trophozoites (One) of the Eye Pathogen Acanthamoeba. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Bharath Kanakapura SundararajManish GoyalJohn Samuelson

pathologypathogenspathogen detectionmicrobiologyeye pathogen acanthamoebaophthalmologyocular pathologydiagnostic microbiology

Novel Antibodies Detect Nucleocytoplasmic O-Fucose in Protist Pathogens, Cellular Slime Molds, and Plants. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Megna TiwariElisabet Gas-PascualManish GoyalMarla PopovKenjiroo MatsumotoMarianne GrafeRalph GrafRobert S. HaltiwangerNeil OlszewskiRon OrlandoJohn SamuelsonChristopher M. West

cellular slime moldsplant immunitynovel antibodiesmicrobiologyplant pathologyprotist pathogensmolecular biologyimmunology

Fucopeptides-Etd Raw Data Supplemental Fig. 8. Figshare (2022)

Elisabet Gas-PascualChristopher M. WestJohn Crawford SamuelsonCatherine E. CostelloMaissa Mareme Gaye

molecular and cellular biologyclinical nutritionbiochemistry

Fucopeptides-Hcd Raw Data Fig. 9. Figshare (2022)

Elisabet Gas-PascualChristopher M. WestJohn Crawford SamuelsonMaissa Mareme GayeCatherine E. Costello

pharmacology

Spindly is a Nucleocytosolic O -Fucosyltransferase in Dictyostelium and Related Proteins Are Widespread in Protists and Bacteria. Glycobiology (2022)

Hanke van der WelAna Maria GarciaElisabet Gas-PascualMacy M WillisHyun W KimGiulia BandiniMaissa Mareme GayeCatherine E CostelloJohn SamuelsonChristopher M West

glycosylationprotein biosynthesisrelated proteinsmicrobiologygene expressionprotein structuremolecular microbiologybiochemistrymolecular biologybacteriagenome biologymicrobial systematicsglycobiologyenzymescellular enzymologyclinical microbiology

The Nucleocytosolic O -Fucosyltransferase Spindly Affects Protein Expression and Virulence in Toxoplasma Gondii. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2020)

Giulia BandiniCarolina Agop-NersesianHanke van der WelMsano MandalasiHyunwoo KimChristopher M. WestJohn Samuelson

pathogenic bacteriapathogensmicrobiologymicrobial pathogenesisinfectious diseasespathogenesismolecular microbiologymolecular biologybacteria

The Nucleocytosolic O-Fucosyltransferase Spindly Affects Protein Expression and Virulence in Toxoplasma Gondii. Journal of Biological Chemistry (2020)

Giulia BandiniCarolina Agop-NersesianHanke van der WelMsano MandalasiHyun W. KimChristopher M. WestJohn Samuelson

microbiologymicrobial pathogenesisbiochemistrymolecular biologytoxoplasma gondiinucleocytosolic o-fucosyltransferase

Protein O - and C -Glycosylation Pathways in Toxoplasma Gondii and Plasmodium Falciparum. Parasitology (2019)

Giulia BandiniAndreia Albuquerque-WendtJan HegermannJohn SamuelsonFrançoise H. Routier

malariaparasitologymicrobiologyglycosylation

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John C. Samuelson

Professor Molecular & Cell Biology Professor

Boston University

Affiliations

Graduate Medical Sciences

Henry M. Goldman School of Dental Medicine

Molecular & Cell Biology

John C. Samuelson is currently serving as a Graduate Medical Sciences Professor Molecular & Cell Biology Professor at Boston University.

Honors

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Experiences

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John C. Samuelson

Boston University

Professor Molecular & Cell Biology Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Detailed Dissection of the Expression, Localization, Structure, and Diagnostic Potential of Cyst Wall Proteins of the Eye Pathogen Acanthamoeba. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Bharath Kanakapura SundararajManish GoyalJohn Samuelson

gene expressioneye pathogen acanthamoebaophthalmologyocular pathologycyst wall proteinsprotein structuredetailed dissectionmolecular biologycell biologydiagnostic potential

Cellulose Binding and the Timing of Expression Influence Protein Targeting to the Double-Layered Cyst Wall of Acanthamoeba. mSphere (2024)

Bharath Kanakapura SundararajManish GoyalJohn Samuelson

gene expressionmicrobiologycellulose bindingbiochemistryexpression influence proteincellulosecell biologydouble-layered cyst wall

Identification of New Targets for the Diagnosis of Cysts (Four) and Trophozoites (One) of the Eye Pathogen Acanthamoeba. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Bharath Kanakapura SundararajManish GoyalJohn Samuelson

pathologypathogenspathogen detectionmicrobiologyeye pathogen acanthamoebaophthalmologyocular pathologydiagnostic microbiology

Novel Antibodies Detect Nucleocytoplasmic O-Fucose in Protist Pathogens, Cellular Slime Molds, and Plants. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Megna TiwariElisabet Gas-PascualManish GoyalMarla PopovKenjiroo MatsumotoMarianne GrafeRalph GrafRobert S. HaltiwangerNeil OlszewskiRon OrlandoJohn SamuelsonChristopher M. West

cellular slime moldsplant immunitynovel antibodiesmicrobiologyplant pathologyprotist pathogensmolecular biologyimmunology

Fucopeptides-Etd Raw Data Supplemental Fig. 8. Figshare (2022)

Elisabet Gas-PascualChristopher M. WestJohn Crawford SamuelsonCatherine E. CostelloMaissa Mareme Gaye

molecular and cellular biologyclinical nutritionbiochemistry

Fucopeptides-Hcd Raw Data Fig. 9. Figshare (2022)

Elisabet Gas-PascualChristopher M. WestJohn Crawford SamuelsonMaissa Mareme GayeCatherine E. Costello

pharmacology

Spindly is a Nucleocytosolic O -Fucosyltransferase in Dictyostelium and Related Proteins Are Widespread in Protists and Bacteria. Glycobiology (2022)

Hanke van der WelAna Maria GarciaElisabet Gas-PascualMacy M WillisHyun W KimGiulia BandiniMaissa Mareme GayeCatherine E CostelloJohn SamuelsonChristopher M West

The Nucleocytosolic O -Fucosyltransferase Spindly Affects Protein Expression and Virulence in Toxoplasma Gondii. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2020)

Giulia BandiniCarolina Agop-NersesianHanke van der WelMsano MandalasiHyunwoo KimChristopher M. WestJohn Samuelson

pathogenic bacteriapathogensmicrobiologymicrobial pathogenesisinfectious diseasespathogenesismolecular microbiologymolecular biologybacteria

The Nucleocytosolic O-Fucosyltransferase Spindly Affects Protein Expression and Virulence in Toxoplasma Gondii. Journal of Biological Chemistry (2020)

Giulia BandiniCarolina Agop-NersesianHanke van der WelMsano MandalasiHyun W. KimChristopher M. WestJohn Samuelson

microbiologymicrobial pathogenesisbiochemistrymolecular biologytoxoplasma gondiinucleocytosolic o-fucosyltransferase

Protein O - and C -Glycosylation Pathways in Toxoplasma Gondii and Plasmodium Falciparum. Parasitology (2019)

Giulia BandiniAndreia Albuquerque-WendtJan HegermannJohn SamuelsonFrançoise H. Routier

malariaparasitologymicrobiologyglycosylation

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