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Seth Pincus

Teaching Professor

Montana State University

Affiliations

College of Letters & Science

Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry

Seth Pincus is currently serving as a College Of Letters & Science Teaching Professor at Montana State University.

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Montana State University

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immunology hiv virology pharmacology antibody engineering medicine health sciences clinical microbiology medicinal research virus research antiviral therapy clinical immunology immune responses medical virology antiviral research vaccination veterinary medicine vaccines toxicology clinical research respiratory medicine molecular immunology virus-host interactions vaccine research anti-hiv immunotoxins infection control experimental medicine general virology toxinology antiviral drug development antibody screening clinical investigation vaccine development protective efficacy monoclonal antibodies mammalian biology peptides toxins clinical medicine molecular virology diagnostic virology adaptive immune system immunotoxicology host response antibody response ricin toxin synthetic polypeptides variable regions hiv infection laboratory medicine liver physiology pharmacotherapy polysaccharides clinical evidence therapeutic efficacy specific resistance cytokines emerging infectious diseases antiviral drugs histocompatibility vaccine design viral pathogenesis viral genetics mouse model experimental infection ricin toxicosis human immunodeficiency virus streptococcal opacity variants fine specificity initial studies cell proliferation lymphocyte development primate behavior clinical toxicology human exposure epitope mapping structure-function relationships autoimmune responses

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J3EXOA: A Novel Anti-Hiv Immunotoxin Fusion of Anti-Gp120 J3Vhh and Pe38 Fragment of Pseudomonas Exotoxin A. Pharmaceuticals (2025)

pseudomonas exotoxin ainfectious diseasesvirologype38 fragmentanti-gp120 j3vhhantiviral responsesimmunologyhivmicrobiologyantiviral researchantimicrobial compoundsmedical virology

Conjugation of Anti-Hiv Gp41 Monoclonal Antibody to a Drug Capable of Targeting Resting Lymphocytes Produces an Effective Cytotoxic Anti-Hiv Immunoconjugate. Journal of Virology (2024)

Seth H. PincusFrances M. ColeKelli OberMonika Tokmina-LukaszewskaTamera MarcotteErnest W. KovacsTong ZhuAlisher KhasanovValérie CopiéTami Peters

antiviral drug developmentimmunologyhivpharmacologytherapeutic targetsdrug capableclinical immunologyinfectious diseasesimmunotherapypharmacotherapyvirologymedicinal researchantiviral drugscellular therapydrug resistanceantiviral therapyvirus researchantibody engineeringantiviral research

Identification of Anti-Gp41 Monoclonal Antibodies That Effectively Target Cytotoxic Immunoconjugates to Cells Infected With Human Immunodeficiency Virus, Type 1. Vaccines (2023)

Grant KlugFrances M. ColeMark D. HicarConnie WattTami PetersSeth H. Pincus

infectious diseasesvaccinesvaccine developmentimmunologyhivvaccinationantibody engineeringvaccine researchmedicinecytotoxic immunoconjugateshuman immunodeficiency virusantibody screening

Soluble Cd4 and Low Molecular Weight Cd4-Mimetic Compounds Sensitize Cells to Be Killed by Anti-Hiv Cytotoxic Immunoconjugates. Journal of Virology (2023)

Seth H. PincusMegan StackhouseConnie WattKelli OberFrances M. ColeHung-Ching ChenAmos B. Smith IIITami Peters

diagnostic virologyimmunotoxicologyimmunologyhivpharmacologycell signalingantiviral responsesimmunotherapyanti-hiv cytotoxic immunoconjugatesgeneral virologyvirologymedicinal researchantiviral therapyvirus researchantiviral researchimmune responsesmedicinemolecular virologymedical virology

Distinct Metabolic States Are Observed in Hypoglycemia Induced in Mice by Ricin Toxin or by Fasting. Toxins (2022)

Jacob KempaGalen O’Shea-StoneCorinne E. MossTami PetersTamera K. MarcotteBrian TripetBrian EilersBrian BothnerValérie CopiéSeth H. Pincus

toxicologymetabolismdistinct metabolic statesricin toxinphysiologyimmunologypharmacologymammalian biologymammalian physiology

Parenteral Exposure of Mice to Ricin Toxin Induces Fatal Hypoglycemia by Cytokine-Mediated Suppression of Hepatic Glucose-6-Phosphatase Expression. Toxins (2022)

Seth H. PincusAlexi KyroGrace A. MareshTami PetersJacob KempaTamera K. MarcotteZhanguo GaoJianping YeValérie CopiéKejing Song

toxicologyimmunotoxicologyparenteral exposureliver physiologyliver diseaseimmunologymedicinal researchtoxinologydermatologytoxinsmembrane biologycytokine-mediated suppressionpharmacologyhepatotoxicitycytokines

Why Are We Still Talking About Ivermectin? Editorial Note on Stone Et Al. Changes in Spo2 on Room Air for 34 Severe Covid-19 Patients After Ivermectin-Based Combination Treatment. Biologics (2022)

Seth H. Pincus

public healthinfectious diseasesroom airivermectin-based combination treatmentsars-cov-2treatment developmentcovid-19critical care

Biophysical Evaluation of Rhesus Macaque Fc Gamma Receptors Reveals Similar Igg Fc Glycoform Preferences to Human Receptors. Frontiers in Immunology (2021)

Andrew R. CrowleyNana Yaw Osei-OwusuGillian DekkersWenda GaoManfred WuhrerDiogo M. MagnaniKeith A. ReimannSeth H. PincusGestur VidarssonMargaret E. Ackerman

human receptorsreceptorsimmunologybiophysical evaluation

Bispecific Anti-Hiv Immunoadhesins That Bind Gp120 and Gp41 Have Broad and Potent Hiv-Neutralizing Activity. Vaccines (2021)

Seth H. PincusRyan B. CraigLauren WeachterCelia C. LaBrancheRafiq NabiConnie WattMark RaymondTami PetersKejing SongGrace A. MareshDavid C. MontefioriPamela A. Kozlowski

vaccine designvaccine targetsvirologyvaccinesvaccine developmenthivimmunologyvaccinationbispecific anti-hiv immunoadhesinsvaccine researchantiviral therapymedicinemedical virologyhealth sciences

(2017) Selective Cytotoxicity of a Novel Immunotoxin Based on Pulchellin a Chain for Cells Expressing Hiv Envelope.. (2017)

novel immunotoxininfectious diseaseshuman retrovirusimmunologyhivimmunotherapyantiviral researchimmune responsespulchellin a chainhiv envelope

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Seth Pincus

Teaching Professor

Montana State University

Affiliations

College of Letters & Science

Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry

Seth Pincus is currently serving as a College Of Letters & Science Teaching Professor at Montana State University.

Honors

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Montana State University

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

J3EXOA: A Novel Anti-Hiv Immunotoxin Fusion of Anti-Gp120 J3Vhh and Pe38 Fragment of Pseudomonas Exotoxin A. Pharmaceuticals (2025)

pseudomonas exotoxin ainfectious diseasesvirologype38 fragmentanti-gp120 j3vhhantiviral responsesimmunologyhivmicrobiologyantiviral researchantimicrobial compoundsmedical virology

Conjugation of Anti-Hiv Gp41 Monoclonal Antibody to a Drug Capable of Targeting Resting Lymphocytes Produces an Effective Cytotoxic Anti-Hiv Immunoconjugate. Journal of Virology (2024)

Seth H. PincusFrances M. ColeKelli OberMonika Tokmina-LukaszewskaTamera MarcotteErnest W. KovacsTong ZhuAlisher KhasanovValérie CopiéTami Peters

Identification of Anti-Gp41 Monoclonal Antibodies That Effectively Target Cytotoxic Immunoconjugates to Cells Infected With Human Immunodeficiency Virus, Type 1. Vaccines (2023)

Grant KlugFrances M. ColeMark D. HicarConnie WattTami PetersSeth H. Pincus

infectious diseasesvaccinesvaccine developmentimmunologyhivvaccinationantibody engineeringvaccine researchmedicinecytotoxic immunoconjugateshuman immunodeficiency virusantibody screening

Soluble Cd4 and Low Molecular Weight Cd4-Mimetic Compounds Sensitize Cells to Be Killed by Anti-Hiv Cytotoxic Immunoconjugates. Journal of Virology (2023)

Seth H. PincusMegan StackhouseConnie WattKelli OberFrances M. ColeHung-Ching ChenAmos B. Smith IIITami Peters

Distinct Metabolic States Are Observed in Hypoglycemia Induced in Mice by Ricin Toxin or by Fasting. Toxins (2022)

Jacob KempaGalen O’Shea-StoneCorinne E. MossTami PetersTamera K. MarcotteBrian TripetBrian EilersBrian BothnerValérie CopiéSeth H. Pincus

toxicologymetabolismdistinct metabolic statesricin toxinphysiologyimmunologypharmacologymammalian biologymammalian physiology

Parenteral Exposure of Mice to Ricin Toxin Induces Fatal Hypoglycemia by Cytokine-Mediated Suppression of Hepatic Glucose-6-Phosphatase Expression. Toxins (2022)

Seth H. PincusAlexi KyroGrace A. MareshTami PetersJacob KempaTamera K. MarcotteZhanguo GaoJianping YeValérie CopiéKejing Song

Why Are We Still Talking About Ivermectin? Editorial Note on Stone Et Al. Changes in Spo2 on Room Air for 34 Severe Covid-19 Patients After Ivermectin-Based Combination Treatment. Biologics (2022)

Seth H. Pincus

public healthinfectious diseasesroom airivermectin-based combination treatmentsars-cov-2treatment developmentcovid-19critical care

Biophysical Evaluation of Rhesus Macaque Fc Gamma Receptors Reveals Similar Igg Fc Glycoform Preferences to Human Receptors. Frontiers in Immunology (2021)

Andrew R. CrowleyNana Yaw Osei-OwusuGillian DekkersWenda GaoManfred WuhrerDiogo M. MagnaniKeith A. ReimannSeth H. PincusGestur VidarssonMargaret E. Ackerman

human receptorsreceptorsimmunologybiophysical evaluation

Bispecific Anti-Hiv Immunoadhesins That Bind Gp120 and Gp41 Have Broad and Potent Hiv-Neutralizing Activity. Vaccines (2021)

Seth H. PincusRyan B. CraigLauren WeachterCelia C. LaBrancheRafiq NabiConnie WattMark RaymondTami PetersKejing SongGrace A. MareshDavid C. MontefioriPamela A. Kozlowski

vaccine designvaccine targetsvirologyvaccinesvaccine developmenthivimmunologyvaccinationbispecific anti-hiv immunoadhesinsvaccine researchantiviral therapymedicinemedical virologyhealth sciences

(2017) Selective Cytotoxicity of a Novel Immunotoxin Based on Pulchellin a Chain for Cells Expressing Hiv Envelope.. (2017)

novel immunotoxininfectious diseaseshuman retrovirusimmunologyhivimmunotherapyantiviral researchimmune responsespulchellin a chainhiv envelope

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