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Pierre McCrea

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

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Department Of Clinical Cancer Genetics

NonePierre Mccrea is currently serving as a Clinical Cancer Genetics faculty at The University of Texas Md Anderson Cancer Center.

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developmental biology cell biology molecular biology cell signaling gene expression molecular cell biology genetics signal transduction tumor biology molecular and cellular biology signaling pathways cellular biology cellular physiology molecular physiology developmental cell developmental neurobiology cell research oncogenes cancer biology membrane biology protein science molecular cancer transcription factors developmental science medicinal research biological chemistry cellular biochemistry developmental genetics developmental system plo biology gene function embryonic development genome biology structural molecular biology cell regulation transcription regulation cell motility cell interactions molecular regulation tissue development molecular neurobiology biochemical interaction renal function protein expression cell lineage gastrointestinal oncology cell physiology cancer genomics cancer genetics actin-bundling protein vertebrate development wnt signals insulin signaling breast oncology hormonal receptor pancreatic cancer renal pathophysiology small rna catalyst activation nuclear organization radiation biology pathway analysis mammary gland target gene chromatin alveolar differentiation actin-bundling protein fascin beta-catenin associates noncadherin complex kaiso transcriptional repressor non-canonical wnt signals kidney epithelial cells functional implications larger catenin network signalling-induced radioresistance carcinomatous ovarian tumors intestinal tumorigenesis

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Author Response: Key Epigenetic and Signaling Factors in the Formation and Maintenance of the Blood-Brain Barrier. (2024)

developmental systemcell deathdevelopmental biologyneurogeneticsdevelopmental cellneuroimmunologymolecular neurosciencemolecular cell biologydevelopmental neurobiologymolecular neurodegenerationmolecular psychiatrymolecular medicineepigeneticsneurosciencemolecular physiologychromatincell biology

Establishing and Maintaining the Blood-Brain Barrier: Epigenetic and Signaling Determinants. eLife (2024)

Jayanarayanan SadanandanSithara ThomasIny Elizabeth MathewZhen HuangSpiros L BlackburnNitin TandonHrishikesh LokhandePierre D McCreaEmery H BresnickPramod K DashDevin W McBrideArif HarmanciLalit K AhirwarDania JoseAri C DienelHussein A ZeineddineSungha HongPeeyush K Thankamani Pandit

blood-brain barrierepigenetic changesneuroscienceepigenetics

Exploring the Pdz, Duf, and Lim Domains of Pdlim5 in Dendrite Branching. International Journal of Molecular Sciences (2024)

physicsbiophysical chemistryphysical chemistrymolecular sciencedendrite branchinglim domainschemistry

Role of a Pdlim5: Palmd Complex in Directing Dendrite Morphology. Frontiers in Cellular Neuroscience (2024)

biophysical chemistrybiophysicspalmd complexmolecular sciencestructural biologydepolymerizationbiophysical aspect

P120-Catenin Subfamily Members Have Distinct as Well as Shared Effects on Dendrite Morphology During Neuron Development in Vitro. Frontiers in Cellular Neuroscience (2023)

cellular physiologyneuron developmentmolecular neurosciencemolecular neurobiologydendrite morphologyspinal corddevelopmental neurobiologyp120-catenin subfamily membersdevelopmental biologycentral nervous systemcellular neurobiologyneuroscienceneuronscell biology

Sprr1 and Mir-130B Contribute to the Senescence-Like Phenotype in Aging. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

transcriptomeexperimental gerontologylongevityageinggene expressioncell deathdevelopmental biologyaging cellmolecular and cellular biologygeneticsmolecular cell biologymolecular diagnosticsmolecular neurodegenerationoncogenesepigeneticsmolecular medicinecell biology

Delta-Catenin as a Modulator of Rho Gtpases in Neurons. Frontiers in Cellular Neuroscience (2022)

neuropsychopharmacologyneural circuitsmolecular neurosciencemolecular physiologyneuroscienceneuronscell biology

In-Silico Probing of Aml Related Runx1 Cancer-Associated Missense Mutations: Predicted Relationships to Dna Binding and Drug Interactions. Frontiers in Molecular Biosciences (2022)

carcinogenesisleukemiacancer researchmolecular cancersystems biologycancer discoverytherapeutic targetsmolecular diagnosticsmutagenesis (molecular biology technique)molecular biologyoncogenescancer cellsdna repaircancer lettertumor biologymolecular medicinecell biology

Abstract Pr005: Cd73 Sequestering Mutant β-Catenin at the Membrane Explains Recurrence in Ctnnb1 Mutant Endometrial Cancer. Clinical Cancer Research (2021)

Jessica L. BowserKatherine C. KurnitLuan H. PhanJerry B. HarveyJiping FengSuSu XieAndrew B. GladdenPierre D. McCreaRussell R. Broaddus

cancer geneticsgynecologic oncologypathologytumor targetingcancer carecancer genomicscancer biologycancer researchcancer treatmenttumor biologypharmacologyclinical trialsmutant b-cateninmolecular biologyclinical researchoncologyoncogenesclinical investigationmedicinal research

A Catenin of the Plakophilin-Subfamily, Pkp3, Responds to Canonical-Wnt Pathway Components and Signals. Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications (2021)

Ji Yeon HongJessica ZapataAlexandria BlackburnRyan BaumertSeung Min BaeHong JiHee Jin NamRachel K. MillerPierre D. McCrea

late bindingsignaling pathwaysbiological macromoleculesbiophysicsgene expressionbiochemical interactionbiochemical sciencescanonical-wnt pathway componentscell signalingprotein structureprotein phosphorylationmolecular cell biologymolecular biologymolecular pathwayssignal transductionprotein scienceprotein foldingbiochemistry

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Pierre McCrea

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Affiliations

Department Of Clinical Cancer Genetics

NonePierre Mccrea is currently serving as a Clinical Cancer Genetics faculty at The University of Texas Md Anderson Cancer Center.

Honors

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Pierre McCrea

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Author Response: Key Epigenetic and Signaling Factors in the Formation and Maintenance of the Blood-Brain Barrier. (2024)

Establishing and Maintaining the Blood-Brain Barrier: Epigenetic and Signaling Determinants. eLife (2024)

blood-brain barrierepigenetic changesneuroscienceepigenetics

Exploring the Pdz, Duf, and Lim Domains of Pdlim5 in Dendrite Branching. International Journal of Molecular Sciences (2024)

physicsbiophysical chemistryphysical chemistrymolecular sciencedendrite branchinglim domainschemistry

Role of a Pdlim5: Palmd Complex in Directing Dendrite Morphology. Frontiers in Cellular Neuroscience (2024)

biophysical chemistrybiophysicspalmd complexmolecular sciencestructural biologydepolymerizationbiophysical aspect

P120-Catenin Subfamily Members Have Distinct as Well as Shared Effects on Dendrite Morphology During Neuron Development in Vitro. Frontiers in Cellular Neuroscience (2023)

Sprr1 and Mir-130B Contribute to the Senescence-Like Phenotype in Aging. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Delta-Catenin as a Modulator of Rho Gtpases in Neurons. Frontiers in Cellular Neuroscience (2022)

neuropsychopharmacologyneural circuitsmolecular neurosciencemolecular physiologyneuroscienceneuronscell biology

In-Silico Probing of Aml Related Runx1 Cancer-Associated Missense Mutations: Predicted Relationships to Dna Binding and Drug Interactions. Frontiers in Molecular Biosciences (2022)

Abstract Pr005: Cd73 Sequestering Mutant β-Catenin at the Membrane Explains Recurrence in Ctnnb1 Mutant Endometrial Cancer. Clinical Cancer Research (2021)

Jessica L. BowserKatherine C. KurnitLuan H. PhanJerry B. HarveyJiping FengSuSu XieAndrew B. GladdenPierre D. McCreaRussell R. Broaddus

A Catenin of the Plakophilin-Subfamily, Pkp3, Responds to Canonical-Wnt Pathway Components and Signals. Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications (2021)

Ji Yeon HongJessica ZapataAlexandria BlackburnRyan BaumertSeung Min BaeHong JiHee Jin NamRachel K. MillerPierre D. McCrea

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