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Nitin Karandikar

Professor Chair

University of Iowa

Affiliations

Carver College of Medicine

Pathology

Nitin Karandikar is currently serving as a Carver College Of Medicine Professor Chair at University of Iowa.

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University of Iowa

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immunology immune responses multiple sclerosis autoimmunity hematology t-regulatory cell neuroimmunology adaptive immune system clinical immunology pathology autoimmune diseases cellular immune responses immune dysregulation neurology dermatology clinical pathology oncology immunopathology brain-immune interaction cytokines inflammation cellular therapy immunologic mechanisms lymphoid neoplasia immunologic diseases experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis vascular biology medicinal research immunophenotyping cell transplantation histopathology cell death experimental medicine laboratory medicine leukemia neuroinflammation hematological malignancies cancer genetics cerebrovascular disease clinical neurology glatiramer acetate neuroradiology molecular cancer cell research cerebral blood flow thrombosis lymphocyte development immunomodulation cytopathology cell regulation cytogenetics acute myeloid leukemia dendritic cells chronic hcv infection biomedical analysis oncogenes disease progression neurological progress neurovascular diseases cancer biology viral pathogenesis viral hepatitis antiviral therapy human pathology immunological memory animal model bone marrow immune system regulatory t-cells plasma cell myeloma antigen-induced apoptotic death transient regulatory t-cells activated human t-cells high prevalence novel flow cytometric automated identification

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Disruption of Ifn γ, Gzm B, Prf 1, or Lyst Results in Reduced Suppressive Function in Human Cd8+ T Cells. The Journal of Immunology (2024)

Chakrapani VemulawadaPranav S. RenavikarMichael P. CrawfordScott Steward-TharpNitin J. Karandikar

receptorsimmune responsesliver physiologycellular immune responsesinflammationcell regulationt-regulatory cellcell biologycell signalingmedicinal researchadaptive immune systemclinical immunologyimmunologygene expressionvenereologyhealth sciencescell deathcellular physiology

Il-17 Cytokines Preferentially Act on NaïVe Cd4+ T Cells With the Il-17Af Heterodimer Inducing the Greatest Functional Changes. PLoS ONE (2023)

Michael P. CrawfordNicholas BorcherdingNitin J. Karandikar

developmental biologyimmune responsescell biologycell signalingadaptive immune systemmolecular immunologylymphocyte developmentimmunologysignal transductioncytokinesgene expressioncellular immune responses

Proteolipid Protein–Induced Mouse Model of Multiple Sclerosis Requires B Cell–Mediated Antigen Presentation. The Journal of Immunology (2023)

Connor R. WilhelmMohit A. UpadhyeKathryn L. EschbacherNitin J. KarandikarAlexander W. Boyden

immunologyimmune dysregulationmultiple sclerosis

Systematic Evaluation of Hematologic Parameters and Blood Smear Findings in Patients With Sars-Cov-2 vs Other Viral Respiratory Infections. American Journal of Clinical Pathology (2023)

Saurav ChopraNitin J KarandikarCarol J Holman

blood smear findingshematologic parametersmedicineviral diagnosticsinfection controlmedical virologylong covidhospital infectionsgeneral virologyinfectious respiratory diseasepublic healthvirus researchvirologyinfectious diseasesclinical epidemiologysars-cov-2respiratory infectionsclinical pathologycovid-19systematic evaluation

B Cell-Mediated Antigen Presentation is Required to Induce Functional Pathogenicity of Cd4 T Cells in a Proteolipid Protein Mouse Model of Multiple Sclerosis.. The Journal of Immunology (2022)

Alexander W. BoydenConnor R. WilhelmMohit UpdahyeNitin J. Karandikar

immune responsesimmunologic mechanismscell-mediated antigen presentationadaptive immune systemneuroimmunologyimmunologyfunctional pathogenicitymultiple sclerosisimmunopathologycellular immune responses

Disruption of Ifnγ, Prf1, Gzmb, or Lyst Results in Reduced Suppressive Function in Human Cd8+ T Cells. The Journal of Immunology (2022)

Chakrapani VemulawadaPranav S. RenavikarMichael P. CrawfordScott Steward-TharpHui GuoZhang JianNitin J. Karandikar

immune responsescell regulationt-regulatory cellsingle-cell analysiscell biologyadaptive immune systemimmunologycell deathcellular immune responses

Genotyping an Autoimmune-Associated Sirpg Snp From Archived Oral Biopsy Ffpe Tissues. Oral Surgery Oral Medicine Oral Pathology and Oral Radiology (2022)

Dr. Scott Steward-TharpDr. John HellsteinDr. Nitin Karandikar

oral pathologygeneticsautoimmune-associated sirpg snpimmunologyautoimmunityoral medicineoral radiologypathology

Hyperacute Immune Responses Associate With Immediate Neuropathology and Motor Dysfunction in Large Vessel Occlusions. Annals of Clinical and Translational Neurology (2022)

Mudassir FarooquiSantiago Ortega‐GutierrezKatherine HernandezVanessa O. TorresAndres DajlesCynthia B. ZevallosDarko Quispe‐OrozcoAlan Mendez‐RuizKenneth ManzelPatrick Ten EyckDaniel TranelNitin J. KarandikarSterling B. Ortega

motor dysfunctionneuropathologyclinical neuroscienceneurosciencebrain-immune interactionneuroradiologystrokeclinical neurologyneurologyepidemiologyneuroinflammationlarge vessel occlusionsneurosurgeryvascular biologysurvival analysishyperacute immune responsesthrombosismedicinal researchcerebrovascular diseaseinflammationbrain injury

Il-17A Controls Cns Autoimmunity by Regulating Gut Microbiota and Inducing Regulatory T Cells. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2022)

Shailesh K. ShahiSudeep GhimireSamantha N. JensenPeter LehmanAllison G RuxTi-Ara TurnerNicholas BorcherdingKatherine N. Gibson-CorleySukirth M. GanesanNitin J. KarandikarAshutosh K. Mangalam

host responset-regulatory cellmicrobiomegut microbiotaimmunologyautoimmunity

Il-17 Cytokines Preferentially Act on Naive Cd4+ T Cells With Il-17Af Inducing the Greatest Transcriptomic Changes.. The Journal of Immunology (2022)

Michael Patrick CrawfordNicholas BorcherdingNitin Karandikar

receptorsimmune responsescell biologycell signalingadaptive immune systemimmunologyinnate immune systemsignal transductioncytokinesgene expressiontolerance inductioncellular immune responses

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Nitin Karandikar

Professor Chair

University of Iowa

Affiliations

Carver College of Medicine

Pathology

Nitin Karandikar is currently serving as a Carver College Of Medicine Professor Chair at University of Iowa.

Honors

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University of Iowa

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Disruption of Ifn γ, Gzm B, Prf 1, or Lyst Results in Reduced Suppressive Function in Human Cd8+ T Cells. The Journal of Immunology (2024)

Chakrapani VemulawadaPranav S. RenavikarMichael P. CrawfordScott Steward-TharpNitin J. Karandikar

Il-17 Cytokines Preferentially Act on NaïVe Cd4+ T Cells With the Il-17Af Heterodimer Inducing the Greatest Functional Changes. PLoS ONE (2023)

Michael P. CrawfordNicholas BorcherdingNitin J. Karandikar

Proteolipid Protein–Induced Mouse Model of Multiple Sclerosis Requires B Cell–Mediated Antigen Presentation. The Journal of Immunology (2023)

Connor R. WilhelmMohit A. UpadhyeKathryn L. EschbacherNitin J. KarandikarAlexander W. Boyden

immunologyimmune dysregulationmultiple sclerosis

Systematic Evaluation of Hematologic Parameters and Blood Smear Findings in Patients With Sars-Cov-2 vs Other Viral Respiratory Infections. American Journal of Clinical Pathology (2023)

Saurav ChopraNitin J KarandikarCarol J Holman

B Cell-Mediated Antigen Presentation is Required to Induce Functional Pathogenicity of Cd4 T Cells in a Proteolipid Protein Mouse Model of Multiple Sclerosis.. The Journal of Immunology (2022)

Alexander W. BoydenConnor R. WilhelmMohit UpdahyeNitin J. Karandikar

Disruption of Ifnγ, Prf1, Gzmb, or Lyst Results in Reduced Suppressive Function in Human Cd8+ T Cells. The Journal of Immunology (2022)

Chakrapani VemulawadaPranav S. RenavikarMichael P. CrawfordScott Steward-TharpHui GuoZhang JianNitin J. Karandikar

immune responsescell regulationt-regulatory cellsingle-cell analysiscell biologyadaptive immune systemimmunologycell deathcellular immune responses

Genotyping an Autoimmune-Associated Sirpg Snp From Archived Oral Biopsy Ffpe Tissues. Oral Surgery Oral Medicine Oral Pathology and Oral Radiology (2022)

Dr. Scott Steward-TharpDr. John HellsteinDr. Nitin Karandikar

oral pathologygeneticsautoimmune-associated sirpg snpimmunologyautoimmunityoral medicineoral radiologypathology

Hyperacute Immune Responses Associate With Immediate Neuropathology and Motor Dysfunction in Large Vessel Occlusions. Annals of Clinical and Translational Neurology (2022)

Il-17A Controls Cns Autoimmunity by Regulating Gut Microbiota and Inducing Regulatory T Cells. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2022)

Shailesh K. ShahiSudeep GhimireSamantha N. JensenPeter LehmanAllison G RuxTi-Ara TurnerNicholas BorcherdingKatherine N. Gibson-CorleySukirth M. GanesanNitin J. KarandikarAshutosh K. Mangalam

host responset-regulatory cellmicrobiomegut microbiotaimmunologyautoimmunity

Il-17 Cytokines Preferentially Act on Naive Cd4+ T Cells With Il-17Af Inducing the Greatest Transcriptomic Changes.. The Journal of Immunology (2022)

Michael Patrick CrawfordNicholas BorcherdingNitin Karandikar

receptorsimmune responsescell biologycell signalingadaptive immune systemimmunologyinnate immune systemsignal transductioncytokinesgene expressiontolerance inductioncellular immune responses

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