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Shipra Vaishnava

Associate Professor

Brown University

Affiliations

Division of Biology and Medicine

Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, and Biochemistry

Molecular Microbiology and Immunology

Warren Alpert Medical School

Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, & Biochemistry

Molecular Microbiology and Immunology

Shipra Vaishnava is currently serving as a Division Of Biology And Medicine Associate Professor at Brown University.

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Brown University

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immunology microbiology cell biology immune responses microbiome innate immune system host-microbe interactions mucosal immunology gastroenterology clinical microbiology adaptive immune system physiology microbial pathogenesis membrane biology clinical immunology parasitology microbial ecology host response cell division applied microbiology mammalian biology host-parasite relationships microbial physiology cellular immune responses molecular cell biology cellular physiology liver physiology cell metabolism infection control medicinal research molecular microbiology retina nutrient physiology spatial segregation gut commensals paneth cells intestinal mucosal surface gut epithelium gut microbiome environmental microbiology protein science respiratory medicine animal physiology general virology plo biology child nutrition host-guest chemistry lymphatic system lymphocyte development cytokines disease transmission protein transport medical microbiology in vivo systems biomolecular interactions cellular biology mammalian physiology energy metabolism cell cycle viral pathogenesis pathogen transmission pediatric gastroenterology developmental immunology experimental biology inhibitory process alcohol dependence antibacterial lectin regiiig intestinal host-microbial interface host-microbial homeostasis gd intraepithelial lymphocytes essential mediators morn-repeat protein dynamic component ifn-g-dependent elimination bacterial infection multi-layered regulation immunity (medicine)

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

An Il-17-Duox2 Axis Controls Gastrointestinal Colonization by Candida Albicans. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Pallavi KakadeJuan F BurguenoShabnam SircaikNicole PondeJinke LiIuliana V EneJiwoong KimShen-Huan LiangRebecca YunkerYasutada AkibaShipra VaishnavaJonathan D KaunitzSing Sing WayAndrew Y KohSarah GaffenMaria T AbreuRichard J Bennett

gut microbesgut-organ axismicrobial pathogenesisbiologymucosal immunologycandida albicansmolecular biologyimmune responsesdysbiosismicrobiology

Complement-Ary Protection for All Ages. Immunity (2024)

Geongoo HanShipra Vaishnava

immunologycomplement-ary protection

The Hyphal-Specific Toxin Candidalysin Promotes Fungal Gut Commensalism. Nature (2024)

Shen-Huan LiangShabnam SircaikJoseph DainisPallavi KakadeSwathi PenumutchuLiam D. McDonoughYing-Han ChenCorey FrazerTim B. SchilleStefanie AllertOsama ElshafeeMaria HänelSelene MogaveroShipra VaishnavaKen CadwellPeter BelenkyJ. Christian PerezBernhard HubeIuliana V. EneRichard J. Bennett

fungal gut commensalismmicrobiologyhyphal-specific toxin candidalysin

Host and Microbe Adaptation Underlying True Fungal Commensalism. The Journal of Immunology (2023)

Geongoo HanRebecca YunkerMohammad HasanBrian LeblancJessica PaciaHien LuongLalit BeuraShipra Vaishnava

immunologymicrobiologyhost-parasite relationshipsmicrobe adaptationimmune responseshost responseevolutionary biologyhost-microbe interactions

Intestinal Epithelial Cell Intrinsic Zinc Homeostasis is Critical for Host-Microbiome Symbiosis. The Journal of Immunology (2023)

Rebecca YunkerGeon Goo HanHien LuongShipra Vaishnava

immunologymicrobiomehost-microbiome symbiosismicrobiologycell biology

Microbial Underdogs: Exploring the Significance of Low-Abundance Commensals in Host-Microbe Interactions. Experimental & Molecular Medicine (2023)

Geongoo HanShipra Vaishnava

microbiologylow-abundance commensalsmicrobial ecologymicrobial underdogsexperimental medicineexperimental biologyhost-microbe interactions

Mucin-Binding Adhesins: A Key to Unlocking the Door of Mutualism. Cell Host & Microbe (2023)

Geongoo HanShipra Vaishnava

immunologymutualistic interactionsmutualism (biology)mucin-binding adhesinsmolecular biologyimmune responsescell and molecular biologyhost-microbe interactionscell biology

Gut Commensals Expand Vitamin a Metabolic Capacity of the Mammalian Host. Cell Host & Microbe (2022)

Maryam BonakdarLindsay C CzubaGeongoo HanGuo ZhongHien LuongNina IsoherranenShipra Vaishnava

mammalian physiologymammalian hostmetabolismliver physiologyhost responsehuman biologycell biologyendocrinologygut commensalsmembrane biologymetabolic capacitycell metabolismanimal physiologymammalian biologyhost-microbe interactionsphysiologynutrient physiologyenergy metabolismsystems biology

Low Abundance Members of the Gut Microbiome Exhibit High Immunogenicity. Gut Microbes (2022)

Geongoo HanHien LuongShipra Vaishnava

immunologymicrobiome

Out of Destruction Comes New Growth: Pore-Forming Antimicrobials Make Pancreas Grow. Cell Metabolism (2022)

Rebecca YunkerMaryam BonakdarShipra Vaishnava

pharmacologyvascular biologyapplied microbiologybiotechnologypore-forming antimicrobialscell growthmembrane biologycell metabolismmicrobiologycell biology

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Shipra Vaishnava

Associate Professor

Brown University

Affiliations

Division of Biology and Medicine

Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, and Biochemistry

Molecular Microbiology and Immunology

Warren Alpert Medical School

Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, & Biochemistry

Molecular Microbiology and Immunology

Shipra Vaishnava is currently serving as a Division Of Biology And Medicine Associate Professor at Brown University.

Honors

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Brown University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

An Il-17-Duox2 Axis Controls Gastrointestinal Colonization by Candida Albicans. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

gut microbesgut-organ axismicrobial pathogenesisbiologymucosal immunologycandida albicansmolecular biologyimmune responsesdysbiosismicrobiology

Complement-Ary Protection for All Ages. Immunity (2024)

Geongoo HanShipra Vaishnava

immunologycomplement-ary protection

The Hyphal-Specific Toxin Candidalysin Promotes Fungal Gut Commensalism. Nature (2024)

fungal gut commensalismmicrobiologyhyphal-specific toxin candidalysin

Host and Microbe Adaptation Underlying True Fungal Commensalism. The Journal of Immunology (2023)

Geongoo HanRebecca YunkerMohammad HasanBrian LeblancJessica PaciaHien LuongLalit BeuraShipra Vaishnava

immunologymicrobiologyhost-parasite relationshipsmicrobe adaptationimmune responseshost responseevolutionary biologyhost-microbe interactions

Intestinal Epithelial Cell Intrinsic Zinc Homeostasis is Critical for Host-Microbiome Symbiosis. The Journal of Immunology (2023)

Rebecca YunkerGeon Goo HanHien LuongShipra Vaishnava

immunologymicrobiomehost-microbiome symbiosismicrobiologycell biology

Microbial Underdogs: Exploring the Significance of Low-Abundance Commensals in Host-Microbe Interactions. Experimental & Molecular Medicine (2023)

Geongoo HanShipra Vaishnava

microbiologylow-abundance commensalsmicrobial ecologymicrobial underdogsexperimental medicineexperimental biologyhost-microbe interactions

Mucin-Binding Adhesins: A Key to Unlocking the Door of Mutualism. Cell Host & Microbe (2023)

Geongoo HanShipra Vaishnava

immunologymutualistic interactionsmutualism (biology)mucin-binding adhesinsmolecular biologyimmune responsescell and molecular biologyhost-microbe interactionscell biology

Gut Commensals Expand Vitamin a Metabolic Capacity of the Mammalian Host. Cell Host & Microbe (2022)

Maryam BonakdarLindsay C CzubaGeongoo HanGuo ZhongHien LuongNina IsoherranenShipra Vaishnava

Low Abundance Members of the Gut Microbiome Exhibit High Immunogenicity. Gut Microbes (2022)

Geongoo HanHien LuongShipra Vaishnava

immunologymicrobiome

Out of Destruction Comes New Growth: Pore-Forming Antimicrobials Make Pancreas Grow. Cell Metabolism (2022)

Rebecca YunkerMaryam BonakdarShipra Vaishnava

pharmacologyvascular biologyapplied microbiologybiotechnologypore-forming antimicrobialscell growthmembrane biologycell metabolismmicrobiologycell biology

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