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Steven Robert Blanke

Professor Professor of Microbiology

UIUC

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College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

School of Molecular & Cellular Biology

Department of Microbiology

Steven Robert Blanke is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Sciences Professor Professor of Microbiology at Uiuc.

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Steven Robert Blanke

UIUC

Professor Professor of Microbiology

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microbiology evolutionary biology biology microbiome microbial pathogenesis gut microbes biochemistry toxins pathogenesis pathogenic bacteria evolutionary anthropology host-microbe interactions bacteria clinical microbiology microbial toxins dysbiosis microbial ecology human evolution biological chemistry virulence factors cellular biochemistry primatology morphology (biology) zoology toxinology microbial diversity cell death primate behavior behavioral ecology enzyme inhibition antimicrobial agents applied microbiology structural molecular biology animal behavior body size bacteriology primate fossil primate systematics molecular microbiology structure-function enzyme kinetics vertebrate paleontology gut-organ axis environmental microbiology morphological evidence evolutionary microbiology protein function protein transport sexual selection mitophagy wild primates intracellular trafficking allometric studies mitochondrial function mitochondrial dynamics diphtheria toxin gut microbiota ontogeny paleoanthropology secretory pathway microbial genetics medical microbiology sex differences helicobacter pylori vaginal microbiota glutamate racemase parental care gastric epithelial cells nonhuman primates h. pylori sexual dimorphism escherichia coli papionin primates helicobacter pylori vaca south africa ontogenetic variation vaginal tracts infectious diseases gut-brain axis bacterial toxins

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A Bacterial Genotoxin Reveals a P53-Proteasome-Lc3 Regulatory Axis That Drives Suppression of Autophagy in Cells Experiencing Sublethal Dna Damage. iScience (2025)

D'Feau J LieuMolly K CrowderJordan R KryzaBatcha TamilselvamPaul J KaminskiIk-Jung KimYing-Xing LiEunji JeongMichidmaa EnkhbaatarHenry ChenSophia B SonHanlin MokKenneth A BradleyHeidi PhillipsSteven R Blanke

immunologycell deathpathogenesiscell autophagymolecular and cellular biologymolecular cell biologyapoptosisbacterial genotoxinmitophagydna repairsublethal dna damagep53-proteasome-lc3 regulatory axisautophagygenome instabilitycell biology

Autophagy Suppression in Dna Damaged Cells Occurs Through a Newly Identified P53-Proteasome-Lc3 Axis. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

D’Feau J. LieuMolly K. CrowderJordan R. KryzaBatcha TamilselvamPaul J. KaminskiIk-Jung KimYingxing LiEunji JeongMichidmaa EnkhbaatarHenry ChenSophia B. SonHanlin MokKenneth A. BradleyHeidi PhillipsSteven R. Blanke

cellular proteostasisautophagy suppressioncell deathcell regulationcell autophagymolecular and cellular biologytumor suppressorsmolecular cell biologyapoptosismolecular biologymitophagycancer cellsdna repairautophagyabstract macroautophagytumor biologycell biology

CORRIGENDUM: Revisiting Bacterial Cytolethal Distending Toxin Structure and Function. Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology (2024)

Henry ChenClaire J. AngMolly K. CrowderWilliam M. BrieherSteven R. Blanke

toxin structurepathogenesisapplied microbiologyclinical microbiologymicrobial diseasebacterial cytolethaltoxinsinfectious diseasespathogenic bacteriabacteriamicrobial pathogenesisbiologycorrection article frontvirulence factorsmedical microbiologypathogensmedical mycologyinfection controlbacteriologymicrobial toxinsmicrobiology

Size, Scaling, and Sexual Size Dimorphism in Wild South African Thick-Tailed Greater Galagos (Otolemur Crassicaudatus). International Journal of Primatology (2024)

Steven R. LeighMichelle L. SautherFrank P. CuozzoAdrian S. W. TordiffeIlana Van Wyk

sexual selectionornithologyzoologysexual size dimorphismotolemur crassicaudatusbiologyallometric studiesevolutionary ecologymorphology (biology)population biologyecology and evolutionary biologybody sizeecologyevolutionary biology

Host Cell Sensing and Restoration of Mitochondrial Function and Metabolism Within Helicobacter Pylori Vaca Intoxicated Cells. mBio (2023)

Ami Y. SeegerFaisal ZaidiSammy AlhayekRachel M. JonesHuzaifa ZohairRobin L. HollandIk-Jung KimSteven R. Blanke

microbial pathogenesiscellular physiologyfree radical biologymitochondrial functionmolecular and cellular biologymolecular metabolismcellular biochemistrymetabolismmitophagymetabolic pathwayscell metabolismmicrobiologyhost cell sensinghost-microbe interactionscell biology

Restoration of Mitochondrial Structure and Function Within Lt;I Gt;Helicobacter Pylori Lt;/I Gt; Vaca Intoxicated Cells. Advances in Microbiology (2023)

Robin L. HollandKristopher D. BosiAmi Y. SeegerSteven R. Blanke

physiologycell deathmitochondrial dynamicsdrug metabolismmitochondrial functiontoxinsmitochondrial dysfunctionmolecular metabolismmitochondrial transmembrane potentialmitochondrial structuretoxicologymetabolismmetabolic pathwayscell metabolismcellular biochemistrybiochemistrycell biology

Restoration of Mitochondrial Structure and Function Within Helicobacter Pylori Vaca Intoxicated Cells. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Robin L. HollandKristopher D. BosiAmi SeegerSteven R. Blanke

Large Comparative Analyses of Primate Body Site Microbiomes Indicate That the Oral Microbiome is Unique Among All Body Sites and Conserved Among Nonhuman Primates. Microbiology Spectrum (2022)

Abigail E. AsangbaLawrence MugishaJoshua RukundoRebecca J. LewisAli HalajianLiliana Cortés-OrtizRandall E. JungeMitchell T. IrwinJohan KarlsonAndrew PerkinMrinalini WatsaGideon ErkenswickKaren L. BalesDorothy L. PattonAnna J. JasinskaEduardo Fernandez-DuqueSteven R. LeighRebecca M. Stumpf

microbiomegut microbesmicrobial diversityoral microbiomemicrobial ecologyoral biologyevolutionary microbiologyoral microbiologynonhuman primatesmicrobiologyevolutionary biologybody site

The Active Subunit of the Cytolethal Distending Toxin, Cdtb, Derived From Both Haemophilus Ducreyi and Campylobacter Jejuni Exhibits Potent Phosphatidylinositol-3,4,5-Triphosphate Phosphatase Activity. Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology (2021)

Grace HuangKathleen Boesze-BattagliaLisa P. WalkerAli ZekavatZachary P. SchaeferSteven R. BlankeBruce J. Shenker

cell deathpathogenesiscell signalingtoxinsapoptosisactive cdt subunitbiological chemistrycell biologytoxinologyimmune responsesactive subunitmicrobial pathogenesiscellular physiologyprotein phosphorylationcellular biochemistryimmunologymicrobial toxinscdtb subunitsignal transductionmicrobiology

Chronic in Vivo Exposure to Helicobacter Pylori Vaca: Assessing the Efficacy of Automated and Long-Term Intragastric Toxin Infusion. Scientific Reports (2020)

Robin L. HollandKristopher D. BosiGregory H. HarpringJiayi LuoMatthew WalligHeidi PhillipsSteven R. Blanke

gut microbesdigestive diseasesgastric alterationsclinical gastroenterologydigestive tractclinical microbiologymicrobial toxinstoxinsallergypathogenic bacteriahp infectionclinical researchgastroenterologyinterrupted infusioninfectious diseasespathologygut barrier

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Steven Robert Blanke

Professor Professor of Microbiology

UIUC

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

School of Molecular & Cellular Biology

Department of Microbiology

Steven Robert Blanke is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts & Sciences Professor Professor of Microbiology at Uiuc.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Steven Robert Blanke

UIUC

Professor Professor of Microbiology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Bacterial Genotoxin Reveals a P53-Proteasome-Lc3 Regulatory Axis That Drives Suppression of Autophagy in Cells Experiencing Sublethal Dna Damage. iScience (2025)

Autophagy Suppression in Dna Damaged Cells Occurs Through a Newly Identified P53-Proteasome-Lc3 Axis. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

CORRIGENDUM: Revisiting Bacterial Cytolethal Distending Toxin Structure and Function. Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology (2024)

Henry ChenClaire J. AngMolly K. CrowderWilliam M. BrieherSteven R. Blanke

Size, Scaling, and Sexual Size Dimorphism in Wild South African Thick-Tailed Greater Galagos (Otolemur Crassicaudatus). International Journal of Primatology (2024)

Steven R. LeighMichelle L. SautherFrank P. CuozzoAdrian S. W. TordiffeIlana Van Wyk

Host Cell Sensing and Restoration of Mitochondrial Function and Metabolism Within Helicobacter Pylori Vaca Intoxicated Cells. mBio (2023)

Ami Y. SeegerFaisal ZaidiSammy AlhayekRachel M. JonesHuzaifa ZohairRobin L. HollandIk-Jung KimSteven R. Blanke

Restoration of Mitochondrial Structure and Function Within Lt;I Gt;Helicobacter Pylori Lt;/I Gt; Vaca Intoxicated Cells. Advances in Microbiology (2023)

Robin L. HollandKristopher D. BosiAmi Y. SeegerSteven R. Blanke

Restoration of Mitochondrial Structure and Function Within Helicobacter Pylori Vaca Intoxicated Cells. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Robin L. HollandKristopher D. BosiAmi SeegerSteven R. Blanke

Large Comparative Analyses of Primate Body Site Microbiomes Indicate That the Oral Microbiome is Unique Among All Body Sites and Conserved Among Nonhuman Primates. Microbiology Spectrum (2022)

microbiomegut microbesmicrobial diversityoral microbiomemicrobial ecologyoral biologyevolutionary microbiologyoral microbiologynonhuman primatesmicrobiologyevolutionary biologybody site

Grace HuangKathleen Boesze-BattagliaLisa P. WalkerAli ZekavatZachary P. SchaeferSteven R. BlankeBruce J. Shenker

Chronic in Vivo Exposure to Helicobacter Pylori Vaca: Assessing the Efficacy of Automated and Long-Term Intragastric Toxin Infusion. Scientific Reports (2020)

Robin L. HollandKristopher D. BosiGregory H. HarpringJiayi LuoMatthew WalligHeidi PhillipsSteven R. Blanke

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