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Noah Freeman Shroyer

Associate Professor

Baylor College of Medicine

Affiliations

Baylor College of Medicine Research

Noah Freeman Shroyer is currently serving as a Baylor College Of Medicine Research Associate Professor at Baylor College of Medicine.

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Noah Freeman Shroyer

Baylor College of Medicine

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cell biology gastroenterology developmental biology genetics digestive diseases molecular gastroenterology gene expression physiology stem cell research tumor biology cellular differentiation cell signaling regenerative medicine mammalian biology digestive tract cellular physiology inflammation developmental cell cancer biology molecular cell biology mucosal immunology tissue development gut-organ axis medicinal research colorectal cancer membrane biology cancer cells cancer genetics vascular biology molecular physiology clinical gastroenterology organ development gut microbes genome biology animal physiology liver physiology clinical microbiology cell lineage cell regulation adult stem cells signaling pathways stargardt disease human intestinal enteroids genetic disorders cellular biology medical genetics mammalian physiology secretory pathway gastrointestinal oncology tissue injury adaptive immune system genetic basis cell physiology cytokines innate immune system small intestine cellular immune responses biological function disease gene identification host genetics gene function cell culture retina intestinal crypts paneth cells notch activation transcriptional regulation enteroendocrine fates telomere dysfunction intestinal injury lgr5 stem cells intestinal tissue human small intestine neurog3 requirements distinct atoh1 tuft cells human enteroids morphogenesis

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Analysis of 1,25-Dihydroxyvitamin D Genomic Action in Human Enteroids and Colonoids Reveals Multiple Regulatory Effects of Vitamin D in Human Intestinal Physiology. Frontiers in Endocrinology (2025)

digestive diseasesgut-organ axispharmacologydigestive tractvitamin dmolecular gastroenterologybioactive compoundshuman enteroidsgastroenterologyclinical nutritionmolecular nutritionnutritional biochemistryhuman intestinal physiologynutritionhealth sciences

Loss of Mucin 2 and Mhc II Molecules Causes Rare Resistance to Murine Rv Infection. Journal of Virology (2024)

Carolyn BomidiFaith SawyerNoah ShroyerMargaret ConnerMary K. EstesSarah E. Blutt

virus researchrare resistancemolecular virologyvirologyrv infectioninfectious diseases

Mechanisms Driving Fasting-Induced Protection From Genotoxic Injury in the Small Intestine. AJP Gastrointestinal and Liver Physiology (2024)

Kali Deans-FielderTimothy WuThanh NguyenSarah ToYang-Zhe HuangSteven J. BarkJason C. MillsNoah F. Shroyer

fasting-induced protectionchemoprevention strategiesmetabolismliver physiologysmall intestineendocrinologytranslational physiologygenotoxic injuryinflammationregenerative medicinegastrointestinal pharmacologypreventive medicinehepatologyfragmentation effectmolecular physiologyphysiologybiophysicspharmacologynutrient physiologymedicinal researchcirculatory physiology

588 Epithelial Barrier Function in Transplanted Human Intestinal Organoids is Improved by Enteric Nervous System but Not Epithelial Developmental Maturity. Gastroenterology (2023)

digestive tractmolecular gastroenterologygastroenterologycell transplantationdevelopmental biologytissue (biology)gut barriercell biology

Data From I Growth Factor–Independent 1 /I is a Tumor Suppressor Gene in Colorectal Cancer. (2023)

Min-Shan ChenYuan-Hung LoXi ChenChristopher S. WilliamsJessica M. DonnellyZachary K. CrissShreena PatelJoann M. ButkusJulien DubrulleMilton J. FinegoldNoah F. Shroyer

cancer geneticscancer researchtumor suppressor genegeneticstumor suppressorsoncologycolorectal cancerdata sciencecancer biology

Supplementary Figures S1 - S4 From I Growth Factor–Independent 1 /I is a Tumor Suppressor Gene in Colorectal Cancer. (2023)

Min-Shan ChenYuan-Hung LoXi ChenChristopher S. WilliamsJessica M. DonnellyZachary K. CrissShreena PatelJoann M. ButkusJulien DubrulleMilton J. FinegoldNoah F. Shroyer

cancer researchtumor suppressor genegeneticstumor suppressorsoncologycolorectal cancersupplementary figures

710: Serotonin Receptor 4 (5-Ht4R) Regulates Contractility in Transplanted Human Intestinal Organoids With an Enteric Nervous System. Gastroenterology (2022)

physiologyreceptorsneuropsychopharmacologypharmacologyendocrinologyserotonin receptor 4neuropharmacologygastrointestinal pharmacologynervous systemneurotransmitterspharmacological research

Abstract 5681: Metabolic Targeting of Nrf2 Potentiates the Efficacy of Trap1 Inhibitor Gtpp in Colorectal Cancer. Cancer Research (2022)

Hong-Yuan TsaiRu ChenNoah ShroyerSheng Pan

colorectal cancercancer researchmetabolic targetingbiochemistry

Evaluation of Murine Host Sex as a Biological Variable in Transplanted Human Intestinal Organoid Development. Digestive Diseases and Sciences (2022)

immunologyxenotransplantationbiological variablereproductive biologygastroenterologydevelopmental biologyhuman biologymurine host sex

Genomic Analysis of 1,25-Dihydroxyvitamin D3 Action in Mouse Intestine Reveals Compartment and Segment-Specific Gene Regulatory Effects. Journal of Biological Chemistry (2022)

Rohit AitaDennis AldeaSohaib HassanJoseph HurOscar Pellon-CardenasEvan CohenLei ChenNoah ShroyerSylvia ChristakosMichael P. VerziJames C. Fleet

genome biologygenomicsgenomic analysispharmacologygeneticsmammalian biologygenome analysismolecular biology

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Noah Freeman Shroyer

Associate Professor

Baylor College of Medicine

Affiliations

Baylor College of Medicine Research

Noah Freeman Shroyer is currently serving as a Baylor College Of Medicine Research Associate Professor at Baylor College of Medicine.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Noah Freeman Shroyer

Baylor College of Medicine

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Loss of Mucin 2 and Mhc II Molecules Causes Rare Resistance to Murine Rv Infection. Journal of Virology (2024)

Carolyn BomidiFaith SawyerNoah ShroyerMargaret ConnerMary K. EstesSarah E. Blutt

virus researchrare resistancemolecular virologyvirologyrv infectioninfectious diseases

Mechanisms Driving Fasting-Induced Protection From Genotoxic Injury in the Small Intestine. AJP Gastrointestinal and Liver Physiology (2024)

Kali Deans-FielderTimothy WuThanh NguyenSarah ToYang-Zhe HuangSteven J. BarkJason C. MillsNoah F. Shroyer

588 Epithelial Barrier Function in Transplanted Human Intestinal Organoids is Improved by Enteric Nervous System but Not Epithelial Developmental Maturity. Gastroenterology (2023)

digestive tractmolecular gastroenterologygastroenterologycell transplantationdevelopmental biologytissue (biology)gut barriercell biology

Data From I Growth Factor–Independent 1 /I is a Tumor Suppressor Gene in Colorectal Cancer. (2023)

Min-Shan ChenYuan-Hung LoXi ChenChristopher S. WilliamsJessica M. DonnellyZachary K. CrissShreena PatelJoann M. ButkusJulien DubrulleMilton J. FinegoldNoah F. Shroyer

cancer geneticscancer researchtumor suppressor genegeneticstumor suppressorsoncologycolorectal cancerdata sciencecancer biology

Supplementary Figures S1 - S4 From I Growth Factor–Independent 1 /I is a Tumor Suppressor Gene in Colorectal Cancer. (2023)

Min-Shan ChenYuan-Hung LoXi ChenChristopher S. WilliamsJessica M. DonnellyZachary K. CrissShreena PatelJoann M. ButkusJulien DubrulleMilton J. FinegoldNoah F. Shroyer

cancer researchtumor suppressor genegeneticstumor suppressorsoncologycolorectal cancersupplementary figures

710: Serotonin Receptor 4 (5-Ht4R) Regulates Contractility in Transplanted Human Intestinal Organoids With an Enteric Nervous System. Gastroenterology (2022)

physiologyreceptorsneuropsychopharmacologypharmacologyendocrinologyserotonin receptor 4neuropharmacologygastrointestinal pharmacologynervous systemneurotransmitterspharmacological research

Abstract 5681: Metabolic Targeting of Nrf2 Potentiates the Efficacy of Trap1 Inhibitor Gtpp in Colorectal Cancer. Cancer Research (2022)

Hong-Yuan TsaiRu ChenNoah ShroyerSheng Pan

colorectal cancercancer researchmetabolic targetingbiochemistry

Evaluation of Murine Host Sex as a Biological Variable in Transplanted Human Intestinal Organoid Development. Digestive Diseases and Sciences (2022)

immunologyxenotransplantationbiological variablereproductive biologygastroenterologydevelopmental biologyhuman biologymurine host sex

Genomic Analysis of 1,25-Dihydroxyvitamin D3 Action in Mouse Intestine Reveals Compartment and Segment-Specific Gene Regulatory Effects. Journal of Biological Chemistry (2022)

Rohit AitaDennis AldeaSohaib HassanJoseph HurOscar Pellon-CardenasEvan CohenLei ChenNoah ShroyerSylvia ChristakosMichael P. VerziJames C. Fleet

genome biologygenomicsgenomic analysispharmacologygeneticsmammalian biologygenome analysismolecular biology

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