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Pamela V Chang

Associate Professor

Cornell University

Affiliations

College of Veterinary Medicine

Department of Microbiology and Immunology

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

Department of Microbiology

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology

Pamela V Chang is currently serving as a College Of Veterinary Medicine Associate Professor at Cornell University.

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Pamela V Chang

Cornell University

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biochemistry microbiology gut microbes microbiome immunology immune responses glycobiology molecular imaging biological chemistry molecular metabolism proteome research glycosylation gut barrier bio-orthogonal chemistry gut-organ axis molecular biology proteomics chemical biology biological imaging biomolecules inflammation cell metabolism cellular biochemistry biological macromolecules host-microbe interactions dysbiosis metabolic profiling protein science biomedical imaging bioconjugation microbial proteomics click chemistry translational molecular imaging immunologic mechanisms gut microbiota digestive diseases molecular gastroenterology cellular physiology cancer cells molecular cancer molecular cell biology mucosal immunology phototoxicity microbial physiology molecular microbiology molecular immunology translational imaging copper-free click chemistry chemoproteomic profiling carbohydrate-protein interactions chemical image protein mass spectrometry neuroinflammation brain-immune interaction novel imaging methods tissue imaging tumor targeting anti-cancer agents chromatin remodeling cancer biology photodynamic therapy dopamine chronic inflammation histone deacetylase inhibition mammalian intestines potential pathogens comparable kinetics intrinsic reactivity cu-free click chemistry aryl hydrocarbon receptor gut barrier function living animals sialic acids new biomarkers bioorthogonal chemical reporters cell surface glycans bioorganic chemistry chemical biotechnology general chemistry

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Gut Microbiota-Mediated Gpcr Drug Metabolism Affects Downstream Pharmacological Activity. Nature Chemistry (2025)

Amy K BrackenPamela V Chang

pharmacological researchpharmacologymicrobiologygut barriermicrobiomecell metabolismgut-organ axisgut microbesdrug metabolismmetabolismdownstream pharmacological activity

Bile Salt Hydrolase Activity‐Based Probes for Monitoring Gut Microbial Bile Acid Metabolism. ChemBioChem (2024)

Lin HanRaymond XuAmanda N. ConwellSola TakahashiBibudha ParasarPamela V. Chang

metabolic pathway analysismicrobiologygut barriermicrobiomegut-organ axismolecular metabolismmetabolomicsbiochemistrymetabolic pathwaysgut microbesmetabolic profilingmicrobial consortiumbile salt hydrolasecovalent probesbsh activity-based probesmetabolism

Chemoproteomic Profiling of Substrate Specificity in Gut Microbiota-Associated Bile Salt Hydrolases. Cell chemical biology (2024)

Lin HanAugustus PendletonAdarsh SinghRaymond XuSamantha A. ScottJaymee A. PalmaPeter DieboldKien P. MalarneyIlana L. BritoPamela V. Chang

microbiologygut barrierchemoproteomic profilingsubstrate specificityproteomicsmicrobiomeproteome researchgut-organ axismolecular metabolismbiochemistrydysbiosissystems biologygut microbes

Dopamine Receptor D2 Confers Colonization Resistance via Microbial Metabolites. Nature (2024)

Samantha A ScottJingjing FuPamela V Chang

antimicrobial agentsmicrobiologymicrobial pathogenesishost-microbe interactionsdrug resistancemicrobial metabolitesantimicrobial resistancedopamine

Microbial Metabolite-Receptor Interactions in the Gut Microbiome. Current Opinion in Chemical Biology (2024)

Pamela V Chang

microbiologymicrobiomegut-organ axismetabolomicsgut microbesmicrobial metabolite-receptor interactions

Activity-Based Protein Profiling in Microbes and the Gut Microbiome. Current Opinion in Chemical Biology (2023)

Lin HanPamela V. Chang

microbiologyproteomicsmicrobiomeproteome researchbiochemistrygut microbesmicrobial proteomicsactivity-based proteinprotein science

Chemoproteomic Approaches for Unraveling Prokaryotic Biology. Israel Journal of Chemistry (2023)

Kien P. MalarneyPamela V. Chang

microbial physiologybacteriologymicrobiologybiological chemistryproteomicsapplied microbiologyproteome researchmolecular microbiologybiochemistrybacteriaprotein functionmicrobial proteomicschemoproteomic approachesprokaryotic systemenzymesprotein profiling

Electrostatic Interactions Dictate Bile Salt Hydrolase Substrate Preference. Biochemistry (2023)

Kien P. MalarneyPamela V. Chang

microbial physiologyunconjugated bile acidsmicrobiologybiomoleculesaromatic mcbasbiological chemistrymicrobiomemolecular metabolismbiochemistrygut microbesmicrobial proteomicshost-conjugated bile acidsenzymesmetabolic pathways

Bsh-Trap: Bile Salt Hydrolase Tagging and Retrieval With Activity-Based Probes. Methods in enzymology on CD-ROM/Methods in enzymology (2022)

Bibudha ParasarPamela V. Chang

high-throughput screeningbioanalysisprocess biochemistrybiochemical sciencesbiochemistrybiomolecular engineeringchemical probeshydrolase tagginganalytical chemistryenzymesprotein scienceanalytical biotechnology

Deconvoluting Host‐Gut Microbiota Co‐Metabolism. The FASEB Journal (2022)

Pamela ChangBibudha ParasarHao ZhaoXieyue XiaoQiaojuan ShiIlana Brito

metabolismmetabolic pathway analysisactivity-based probesmicrobiologymicrobiomemolecular metabolismbiochemistrybiomolecular engineeringgut microbesmetabolic profilinggut bioreactorhost‐gut microbiota co‐metabolismmetabolic pathways

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Pamela V Chang

Associate Professor

Cornell University

Affiliations

College of Veterinary Medicine

Department of Microbiology and Immunology

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

Department of Microbiology

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology

Pamela V Chang is currently serving as a College Of Veterinary Medicine Associate Professor at Cornell University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Cornell University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Gut Microbiota-Mediated Gpcr Drug Metabolism Affects Downstream Pharmacological Activity. Nature Chemistry (2025)

Amy K BrackenPamela V Chang

pharmacological researchpharmacologymicrobiologygut barriermicrobiomecell metabolismgut-organ axisgut microbesdrug metabolismmetabolismdownstream pharmacological activity

Bile Salt Hydrolase Activity‐Based Probes for Monitoring Gut Microbial Bile Acid Metabolism. ChemBioChem (2024)

Lin HanRaymond XuAmanda N. ConwellSola TakahashiBibudha ParasarPamela V. Chang

Chemoproteomic Profiling of Substrate Specificity in Gut Microbiota-Associated Bile Salt Hydrolases. Cell chemical biology (2024)

Lin HanAugustus PendletonAdarsh SinghRaymond XuSamantha A. ScottJaymee A. PalmaPeter DieboldKien P. MalarneyIlana L. BritoPamela V. Chang

microbiologygut barrierchemoproteomic profilingsubstrate specificityproteomicsmicrobiomeproteome researchgut-organ axismolecular metabolismbiochemistrydysbiosissystems biologygut microbes

Dopamine Receptor D2 Confers Colonization Resistance via Microbial Metabolites. Nature (2024)

Samantha A ScottJingjing FuPamela V Chang

antimicrobial agentsmicrobiologymicrobial pathogenesishost-microbe interactionsdrug resistancemicrobial metabolitesantimicrobial resistancedopamine

Microbial Metabolite-Receptor Interactions in the Gut Microbiome. Current Opinion in Chemical Biology (2024)

Pamela V Chang

microbiologymicrobiomegut-organ axismetabolomicsgut microbesmicrobial metabolite-receptor interactions

Activity-Based Protein Profiling in Microbes and the Gut Microbiome. Current Opinion in Chemical Biology (2023)

Lin HanPamela V. Chang

microbiologyproteomicsmicrobiomeproteome researchbiochemistrygut microbesmicrobial proteomicsactivity-based proteinprotein science

Chemoproteomic Approaches for Unraveling Prokaryotic Biology. Israel Journal of Chemistry (2023)

Kien P. MalarneyPamela V. Chang

Electrostatic Interactions Dictate Bile Salt Hydrolase Substrate Preference. Biochemistry (2023)

Kien P. MalarneyPamela V. Chang

Bsh-Trap: Bile Salt Hydrolase Tagging and Retrieval With Activity-Based Probes. Methods in enzymology on CD-ROM/Methods in enzymology (2022)

Bibudha ParasarPamela V. Chang

Deconvoluting Host‐Gut Microbiota Co‐Metabolism. The FASEB Journal (2022)

Pamela ChangBibudha ParasarHao ZhaoXieyue XiaoQiaojuan ShiIlana Brito

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