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Maria Ruiz-Echevarria

Associate Professor

University of Oklahoma

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HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER CAMPUS COLLEGES

College of Medicine

Pathology

Maria Ruiz-echevarria is currently serving as a College Of Medicine Associate Professor at University of Oklahoma.

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Maria Ruiz-Echevarria

University of Oklahoma

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molecular biology cancer biology prostate cancer cancer research gene expression cell biology rna biology systems biology biochemistry tumor biology molecular cell biology transcription (biology) cancer cells non-coding rna cancer genomics prostate cancer cells molecular and cellular biology nucleic acids medicinal research molecular cancer rna processing cancer genetics tumor suppressors signal transduction structural biology oncogenes signaling pathways nonsense-mediated mrna decay protein science structural molecular biology biochemical sciences molecular science biological chemistry leukemia genome biology protein expression transcription regulation yeast sequence motif surveillance complex mrna turnover one-carbon metabolism visual science molecular neurodegeneration proteome research invasion biology cell migration scientific visualization long non-coding rna genetic mechanisms biomolecular interactions sequence assembly gene recognition antiviral drug development rational drug design pharmaceutical biotechnology drug targets drug targeting sequence alignment pharmaceutical nanotechnology nanostructure synthesis protein phosphorylation cancer growth cancer treatment stabilization technique invasion assays translation release factors surveillance complex interacts degrade aberrant mrnas decay intermediates nonsense-mediated mrna turnover surveillance complex recognizes aberrant mrna translation termination peptidyl-transferase inhibitors antiviral properties cancer letter surgical oncology medicine oncology gastrointestinal oncology pancreatic cancer cancer care chronic pain cancer prevention palliative care

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Toward the Scalable, Rapid, Reproducible, and Cost-Effective Synthesis of Personalized Nanomedicines at the Point of Care. Nano Letters (2024)

Hamilton YoungYuxin HeBryan JooSam FergusonAmberlynn DemkoSarah K. ButterfieldJames LoweNathan F. MjemaVinit ShethLuke WhiteheadMaria J. Ruiz-EchevarriaStefan Wilhelm

cost-effective synthesispersonalized nanomedicinesnanomaterialspharmaceutical nanotechnologynanostructure synthesismaterials sciencenanomedicinenanotechnology

Abstract 1483: Rna Interference Seed-Based Approach to Inhibit Androgen Signaling and Induce Prostate Cancer Cell Death. Cancer Research (2022)

Joshua M. CorbinMaria J. Ruiz-Echevarria

androgen signalingcancer researchcancer biologyprostate cancermolecular biology

A Novel Unbiased Seed-Based Rnai Screen Identifies Small Rnas That Inhibit Androgen Signaling and Prostate Cancer Cell Growth. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2022)

Joshua M CorbinConstantin GeorgescuLin WangJonathan D WrenMagdalena BieniaszChao XuAdam S AschMaria J Ruiz-Echevarría

bioinformaticscancer biologycell biologypharmacologyrna biologyandrogen signalingtumor biologyoncologycancer researchnon-coding rnavirus researchcancer genomicsgeneticsmolecular cancergenome biologymedicinal researchsignaling pathwaysprostate cancerenzyme inhibition

Patient-Derived Xenografts of High-Grade Serous Ovarian Cancer Subtype as a Powerful Tool in Pre-Clinical Research. Cancers (2021)

Magdalena CybulaLin WangLuyao WangAna Luiza Drumond-BockKatherine M. MoxleyDoris M. BenbrookCamille Gunderson-JacksonMaria J. Ruiz-EchevarriaResham BhattacharyaPriyabrata MukherjeeMagdalena Bieniasz

cancer researchradiation oncologyoncologycancer biologypowerful toolovarian cancerpatient-derived xenograftscancer treatmentpre-clinical researchhealth sciencesgynecologic oncology

Seed-Mediated Rna Interference of Androgen Signaling and Survival Networks Induces Cell Death in Prostate Cancer Cells. Molecular Therapy — Nucleic Acids (2021)

Joshua M. CorbinConstantin GeorgescuJonathan D. WrenChao XuAdam S. AschMaria J. Ruiz-Echevarría

cancer genomicstumor biologygeneticsmedicinesignaling pathwaysandrogen signalingoncologycancer researchnucleic acidscancer biologynucleic acid chemistrycell signalingcancer cellsneurosciencerna biologyprostate cancerprostate cancer cellsseed-mediated rna interference

Abstract 3152: A Tumor Suppressor-Regulated Cell Cycle Derived Gene Signature is Prognostic of Recurrence Risk in Prostate Cancer. Clinical Research (Excluding Clinical Trials) (2019)

Joshua M. CorbinConstantin GeorgescuSandra ThibivilliersZachary WebbYan ZhaoJan KosterKar-Ming FungAdam AschJonathan WrenMaria Ruiz-Echevarria

urologytumor biologyoncologycancer researchprognosiscancer biologytumor suppressorsrecurrence riskprostate cancersurvival analysisgene signature

A Tmeff2-Regulated Cell Cycle Derived Gene Signature is Prognostic of Recurrence Risk in Prostate Cancer. BMC Cancer (2019)

Constantin GeorgescuJoshua M. CorbinSandra ThibivilliersZachary D. WebbYan D. ZhaoJan KosterKar-Ming FungAdam S. AschJonathan D. WrenMaria J. Ruiz-Echevarría

urologycancer genomicsmedicineoncologycancer researchcancer biologyrecurrence riskprostate cancerneurologycancer geneticsgene signature

Analysis of Tmeff2 Allografts and Transgenic Mouse Models Reveals Roles in Prostate Development and Cancer. The Prostate (2016)

urologyprostatic diseasecancer researchcancer biologytmeff2 allograftscell biologycancer cellsoncogeneslineage plasticitycell transplantationprostate developmentprostate cancer

One-Carbon Metabolism in Prostate Cancer: The Role of Androgen Signaling. International Journal of Molecular Sciences (2016)

Joshua CorbinMaria Ruiz-Echevarría

molecular biologymolecular scienceone-carbon metabolismprostate cancer

Abstract 2065: Tmeff2 is a Novel Androgen Receptor Co-Activator in Prostate Cancer Cells. Cancer Research (2015)

Joshua CorbinThomas GreenMaria J. Ruiz-Echevarria

cancer biologyprostate cancer cellsprostate cancercancer research

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Maria Ruiz-Echevarria

Associate Professor

University of Oklahoma

Affiliations

HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER CAMPUS COLLEGES

College of Medicine

Pathology

Maria Ruiz-echevarria is currently serving as a College Of Medicine Associate Professor at University of Oklahoma.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Maria Ruiz-Echevarria

University of Oklahoma

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Toward the Scalable, Rapid, Reproducible, and Cost-Effective Synthesis of Personalized Nanomedicines at the Point of Care. Nano Letters (2024)

Hamilton YoungYuxin HeBryan JooSam FergusonAmberlynn DemkoSarah K. ButterfieldJames LoweNathan F. MjemaVinit ShethLuke WhiteheadMaria J. Ruiz-EchevarriaStefan Wilhelm

cost-effective synthesispersonalized nanomedicinesnanomaterialspharmaceutical nanotechnologynanostructure synthesismaterials sciencenanomedicinenanotechnology

Abstract 1483: Rna Interference Seed-Based Approach to Inhibit Androgen Signaling and Induce Prostate Cancer Cell Death. Cancer Research (2022)

Joshua M. CorbinMaria J. Ruiz-Echevarria

androgen signalingcancer researchcancer biologyprostate cancermolecular biology

A Novel Unbiased Seed-Based Rnai Screen Identifies Small Rnas That Inhibit Androgen Signaling and Prostate Cancer Cell Growth. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2022)

Joshua M CorbinConstantin GeorgescuLin WangJonathan D WrenMagdalena BieniaszChao XuAdam S AschMaria J Ruiz-Echevarría

Patient-Derived Xenografts of High-Grade Serous Ovarian Cancer Subtype as a Powerful Tool in Pre-Clinical Research. Cancers (2021)

Magdalena CybulaLin WangLuyao WangAna Luiza Drumond-BockKatherine M. MoxleyDoris M. BenbrookCamille Gunderson-JacksonMaria J. Ruiz-EchevarriaResham BhattacharyaPriyabrata MukherjeeMagdalena Bieniasz

cancer researchradiation oncologyoncologycancer biologypowerful toolovarian cancerpatient-derived xenograftscancer treatmentpre-clinical researchhealth sciencesgynecologic oncology

Seed-Mediated Rna Interference of Androgen Signaling and Survival Networks Induces Cell Death in Prostate Cancer Cells. Molecular Therapy — Nucleic Acids (2021)

Joshua M. CorbinConstantin GeorgescuJonathan D. WrenChao XuAdam S. AschMaria J. Ruiz-Echevarría

Abstract 3152: A Tumor Suppressor-Regulated Cell Cycle Derived Gene Signature is Prognostic of Recurrence Risk in Prostate Cancer. Clinical Research (Excluding Clinical Trials) (2019)

Joshua M. CorbinConstantin GeorgescuSandra ThibivilliersZachary WebbYan ZhaoJan KosterKar-Ming FungAdam AschJonathan WrenMaria Ruiz-Echevarria

urologytumor biologyoncologycancer researchprognosiscancer biologytumor suppressorsrecurrence riskprostate cancersurvival analysisgene signature

A Tmeff2-Regulated Cell Cycle Derived Gene Signature is Prognostic of Recurrence Risk in Prostate Cancer. BMC Cancer (2019)

Constantin GeorgescuJoshua M. CorbinSandra ThibivilliersZachary D. WebbYan D. ZhaoJan KosterKar-Ming FungAdam S. AschJonathan D. WrenMaria J. Ruiz-Echevarría

urologycancer genomicsmedicineoncologycancer researchcancer biologyrecurrence riskprostate cancerneurologycancer geneticsgene signature

Analysis of Tmeff2 Allografts and Transgenic Mouse Models Reveals Roles in Prostate Development and Cancer. The Prostate (2016)

urologyprostatic diseasecancer researchcancer biologytmeff2 allograftscell biologycancer cellsoncogeneslineage plasticitycell transplantationprostate developmentprostate cancer

One-Carbon Metabolism in Prostate Cancer: The Role of Androgen Signaling. International Journal of Molecular Sciences (2016)

Joshua CorbinMaria Ruiz-Echevarría

molecular biologymolecular scienceone-carbon metabolismprostate cancer

Abstract 2065: Tmeff2 is a Novel Androgen Receptor Co-Activator in Prostate Cancer Cells. Cancer Research (2015)

Joshua CorbinThomas GreenMaria J. Ruiz-Echevarria

cancer biologyprostate cancer cellsprostate cancercancer research

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