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Ken D. Greis

Professor of Cancer Biology

University of Cincinnati

Affiliations

College of Medicine

Cancer Biology

Ken D. Greis is currently serving as a Cancer Biology Professor of Cancer Biology at University of Cincinnati.

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University of Cincinnati

Professor of Cancer Biology

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pharmacology biochemistry molecular biology cell biology proteomics hematology protein science oncology cell signaling mass spectrometry medicinal research tumor biology enzyme inhibition hematological malignancies structural biology cancer biology gene expression molecular cell biology biological chemistry leukemia pharmacological research biomarker discovery cell regulation mammalian biology oncogenes clinical proteomics glycosylation pharmacotherapy receptor tyrosine kinases cancer treatment structural molecular biology molecular cancer redox biology tumor targeting protein chemistry lupus nephritis molecular regulation innate immune system myeloid neoplasia initial validation nucleic acids animal physiology rna processing rna biology tumor suppressors drug targeting pharmaceutical chemistry antibody engineering renal function nuclear organization mrna stability rna n6-methyladenosine proteomic analysis acute myeloid leukemia cytoplasmic proteins functional modification functional regulation protein function genitourinary cancers enzyme specificity nanobiotechnology toxicokinetics pharmacokinetics inhibitor screening rat soleus muscle leishmania donovani detection limit functional selectivity viral replication igf2bp proteins irreversible inactivation tyrosine kinase inhibitor stable cytoplasmic compartment envelope proteins virus assembly virion tegument translational proteomics biomedical analysis protein mass spectrometry systems biology proteome research

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Ab1361 Proteomic Analysis of Tear Fluid and Aqueous Humor of Children With and Without Uveitis. Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases (2024)

I. MaccoraM. AltayeK. GreisA. KaufmanE. DosunmuA. DuellM. E. GrayW. HaffeyP. LandW. W. MotleyM. Quinlan-WatersA. SoodA. SprolesS. ThorntonM. B. YangS. Angeles-Han

dermatologyproteomicsophthalmologyaqueous humourtear fluidaqueous humor

Candidate Tear-Based Uveitis Biomarkers in Children With Jia Based on Arthritis Activity and Topical Corticosteroid Use. Ocular Immunology and Inflammation (2024)

Ilaria MaccoraMekibib AltayeKenneth D. GreisHermine I. BrunnerAlexandra DuellWendy D. HaffeyTiffany NguyenMegan Quinlan-WatersGrant S. SchulertAlyssa SprolesVirginia Miraldi UtzSherry ThorntonSheila T. Angeles-Han

arthritisophthalmologytopical corticosteroid usearthritis activityocular diseaseinflammation

Dysregulated Innate Immune Signaling Cooperates With Runx1 Mutations to Transform an Mds-Like Disease to Aml. iScience (2024)

Laura BarreyroAvery M SampsonKathleen HuenemanKwangmin ChoiSusanne ChristieVighnesh RameshMichael WyderDehua WangMario PujatoKenneth D GreisGang HuangDaniel T Starczynowski

immunologymds-like diseasecell signalinggeneticsinnate immune systeminnate immunehealth sciences

Evolutionary Origins and Innovations Sculpting the Mammalian Prps Enzyme Complex. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Bibek R KarkiAustin C MacmillanSara Vicente-MuñozKenneth D GreisLindsey E RomickJ Tom Cunningham

evolutionary originsbiologymammalian biologyenzymesevolutionary significancemolecular biologyenzyme catalysismolecular evolutionbiochemistry

Insights Into Pulmonary Phosphate Homeostasis and Osteoclastogenesis Emerge From the Study of Pulmonary Alveolar Microlithiasis. Nature Communications (2023)

Yasuaki UeharaYusuke TanakaShuyang ZhaoNikolaos M. NikolaidisLori B. PitstickHuixing WuJane J. YuErik ZhangYoshihiro HasegawaJohn G. NoelJason C. GardnerElizabeth J. KoprasWendy D. HaffeyKenneth D. GreisJinbang GuoJason C. WoodsKathryn A. Wikenheiser-BrokampJennifer E. KyleCharles AnsongSteven L. TeitelbaumYoshikazu InoueGöksel AltinişikYan XuFrancis X. McCormack

physiologyliver physiologyvascular biologypulmonary phosphate homeostasisveterinary medicinehepatologyrespiratory medicinedevelopmental biologystructural biologyhealth sciencesnaturepulmonary alveolar microlithiasis

Paralog-Specific Signaling by Irak1/4 Maintains Myd88-Independent Functions in Mds/Aml. Blood (2023)

Joshua BennettChiharu IshikawaPuneet AgarwalJennifer YeungAvery SampsonEmma UibleEric VickLyndsey C. BolanosKathleen HuenemanMark WunderlichAmal KoltKwangmin ChoiAndrew VolkKenneth D. GreisJan RosenbaumScott B. HoytCraig J. ThomasDaniel T. Starczynowski

neurologydermatologygene expressionpharmacologyhematologycell signalingfunctional regulationparalog-specific signalingsignal transduction

Prenatal Sars-Cov-2 Infection Alters Postpartum Human Milk-Derived Extracellular Vesicles. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Somchai ChutipongtanateHatice CetinkayaXiang ZhangDamaris KuhnellDesirée BenefieldWendy HaffeyMichael WyderRicha PatelShannon C. ConreyAllison R. BurrellScott LangevinLaurie Nommsen-RiversDavid S. NewburgKenneth D. GreisMary A. StaatArdythe L. Morrow

public healthsars-cov-2covid-19epidemiologyclinical microbiologyobstetrics and gynaecologymaternal healthmicrobiology

Repression of Trim13 by Chromatin Assembly Factor Chaf1B is Critical for Aml Development. Blood Advances (2023)

Sarai T. DeanChiharu IshikawaXiaoqin ZhuSean WalulikTimothy NixonJessica K. JordanSamantha HendersonMichael WyderNathan SalomonisMark WunderlichKenneth D. GreisDaniel T. StarczynowskiAndrew G. Volk

dermatologymedicinehematologyregenerative medicinetumor biologygeneticsaml developmenthuman genetics

Synthetic Lethal Interactions With Irak4 Inhibition in Myeloid Malignancies. Blood (2023)

Eric J VickJosh BennettAshley E. CochranKathleen HuenemanLyndsey C. BolanosXiaohu ZhangCrystal McKnightMichele CeribelliCarleen Klumpp-ThomasKwangmin ChoiKenneth GreisCraig J. ThomasDaniel T. Starczynowski

hematological malignanciesdermatologymedicinepharmacologycancer careenzyme inhibitionhematologysynthetic lethal interactionscancer researchmyeloid malignanciespharmacotherapyoncologycancer treatmentsynthetic biologyhemostasis

The Zymogen Form of Caspase-1 is Required to Fine Tune Excessive Cell-Intrinsic Inflammation in Acute Myeloid Leukemia. Blood (2023)

Emma E. UibleKwangmin ChoiKathleen HuenemanLyndsey C. BolanosKenneth GreisDaniel T. Starczynowski

immunologymedicinerheumatologyhematologyclinical immunologychronic inflammationgeneticsoncologyacute myeloid leukemiamedicinal researchzymogen forminflammation

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Ken D. Greis

Professor of Cancer Biology

University of Cincinnati

Affiliations

College of Medicine

Cancer Biology

Ken D. Greis is currently serving as a Cancer Biology Professor of Cancer Biology at University of Cincinnati.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Ken D. Greis

University of Cincinnati

Professor of Cancer Biology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Ab1361 Proteomic Analysis of Tear Fluid and Aqueous Humor of Children With and Without Uveitis. Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases (2024)

I. MaccoraM. AltayeK. GreisA. KaufmanE. DosunmuA. DuellM. E. GrayW. HaffeyP. LandW. W. MotleyM. Quinlan-WatersA. SoodA. SprolesS. ThorntonM. B. YangS. Angeles-Han

dermatologyproteomicsophthalmologyaqueous humourtear fluidaqueous humor

Candidate Tear-Based Uveitis Biomarkers in Children With Jia Based on Arthritis Activity and Topical Corticosteroid Use. Ocular Immunology and Inflammation (2024)

arthritisophthalmologytopical corticosteroid usearthritis activityocular diseaseinflammation

Dysregulated Innate Immune Signaling Cooperates With Runx1 Mutations to Transform an Mds-Like Disease to Aml. iScience (2024)

Laura BarreyroAvery M SampsonKathleen HuenemanKwangmin ChoiSusanne ChristieVighnesh RameshMichael WyderDehua WangMario PujatoKenneth D GreisGang HuangDaniel T Starczynowski

immunologymds-like diseasecell signalinggeneticsinnate immune systeminnate immunehealth sciences

Evolutionary Origins and Innovations Sculpting the Mammalian Prps Enzyme Complex. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Bibek R KarkiAustin C MacmillanSara Vicente-MuñozKenneth D GreisLindsey E RomickJ Tom Cunningham

evolutionary originsbiologymammalian biologyenzymesevolutionary significancemolecular biologyenzyme catalysismolecular evolutionbiochemistry

Insights Into Pulmonary Phosphate Homeostasis and Osteoclastogenesis Emerge From the Study of Pulmonary Alveolar Microlithiasis. Nature Communications (2023)

Paralog-Specific Signaling by Irak1/4 Maintains Myd88-Independent Functions in Mds/Aml. Blood (2023)

neurologydermatologygene expressionpharmacologyhematologycell signalingfunctional regulationparalog-specific signalingsignal transduction

Prenatal Sars-Cov-2 Infection Alters Postpartum Human Milk-Derived Extracellular Vesicles. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

public healthsars-cov-2covid-19epidemiologyclinical microbiologyobstetrics and gynaecologymaternal healthmicrobiology

Repression of Trim13 by Chromatin Assembly Factor Chaf1B is Critical for Aml Development. Blood Advances (2023)

Sarai T. DeanChiharu IshikawaXiaoqin ZhuSean WalulikTimothy NixonJessica K. JordanSamantha HendersonMichael WyderNathan SalomonisMark WunderlichKenneth D. GreisDaniel T. StarczynowskiAndrew G. Volk

dermatologymedicinehematologyregenerative medicinetumor biologygeneticsaml developmenthuman genetics

Synthetic Lethal Interactions With Irak4 Inhibition in Myeloid Malignancies. Blood (2023)

The Zymogen Form of Caspase-1 is Required to Fine Tune Excessive Cell-Intrinsic Inflammation in Acute Myeloid Leukemia. Blood (2023)

Emma E. UibleKwangmin ChoiKathleen HuenemanLyndsey C. BolanosKenneth GreisDaniel T. Starczynowski

immunologymedicinerheumatologyhematologyclinical immunologychronic inflammationgeneticsoncologyacute myeloid leukemiamedicinal researchzymogen forminflammation

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