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Yejing Ge

Associate Professor

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Affiliations

Center For Rna Interference And Non-Coding Rna

Department Of Cancer Biology

Department Of Biology And Biochemistry

MD Anderson UTHealth Houston Graduate School

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Yejing Ge is currently serving as a Center For Rna Interference And Non-Coding Rna Associate Professor at The University of Texas Md Anderson Cancer Center.

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Yejing Ge

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

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cell biology developmental biology stem cell research cellular physiology cellular differentiation stem cells molecular cell biology dermatology cell signaling cancer research molecular physiology oncogenes cancer biology regeneration (biology) cancer cells tumor biology skeletal muscle systems biology cell metabolism cutaneous biology gene expression developmental cell cellular biochemistry microrna detection muscle function signaling pathways skin development regenerative medicine matrix biology cancer discovery cell lineage tissue development non-coding rna vascular biology cellular biology small rna cell regulation muscle regeneration mammalian biology bone research lineage plasticity wound care cell specialization tumor heterogeneity adult stem cells tumour initiation mammalian target cell plasticity mtor signaling skeletal muscle hypertrophy cartilage experimental gerontology cell motility mesenchymal stem cells cellular senescence biogerontology aging process human sciences cell biomechanics cell polarity cell adhesion human tissues cell proliferation organ development muscle injury cancer growth mir-125b decline mirna mechanism skin microenvironment mirna regulation skeletal muscle development distinct modes mtor kinase skeletal muscle regeneration skeletal muscle differentiation rapamycin signaling laboratory investigation cell death metastasis translational research cell research cell and molecular biology pathology translational medicine in vitro toxicology medicine cancer care haematopoiesis molecular cancer cell division molecular diagnostics breast cancer tumor microenvironment jama oncology leukemia xenotransplantation molecular and cellular biology cancer letter biotechnology advance immunology carcinogenesis cell engineering biomedical informatics radiation oncology molecular biology oncology epigenetics cellular therapy experimental medicine molecular medicine

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Abstract 1924: Retrotransposon Reactivation to Elicit Innate Immunity in Squamous Cancers While Sparing Normal Tissues.. Cancer Research (2026)

immunologycarcinogenesisimmune mediatorsinnate immune systemimmune responsescancer cellsoncogenesimmunomodulationretrotransposon reactivationpathologysquamous cancersabstract 1924cell biology

Identification of Synthetic Lethal Vulnerabilities Between Trim28 and Notch2 in Small Cell Lung Cancer Through Crispr/Cas9 Screening. Journal of Thoracic Oncology (2025)

gene editinggenome editingcancer discoverymolecular biologyoncogenescancer cellslung cancercrisprcell biology

Loss of Notch2 Creates a Trim28-Dependent Vulnerability in Small Cell Lung Cancer. Developmental Cell (2025)

immunologycancer geneticstrim28-dependent vulnerabilitycancer biologytumor suppressorsoncogenescancer cellslung cancerpathologytumor biologycell biology

Strength and Tenderness: Fibronectin Joins Hair Follicle Stem Cell Niche. Journal of Investigative Dermatology (2025)

skin developmentstem cell researchcytoskeletoncell researchstem cellscell-matrix interactionscutaneous biologydevelopmental biologycellular differentiationtissue (biology)extracellular matrixcell biology

Abstract 1244: Exploiting the Pathogenesis of Endogenous Retrovirus to Tackle Squamous Cancers. Cancer Research (2024)

immunologyvirus researchpathogenesismedical virologycancer researchgeneral virologyabstract 1244molecular virologyviral geneticsvirologycancer-associated virusoncogenesendogenous retrovirusinfectious diseasespathologytumor biologysquamous cancersviral oncology

Abstract B007: Unlocking Antiviral Immunity Against Endogenous Retroviruses in Skin Squamous Cell Carcinomas. Molecular Cancer Therapeutics (2024)

immunologyvirus researchdermatologyantiviral researchabstract b007endogenous retrovirusesmedical virologyvirologycancer-associated virusantiviral responsesimmune responsesantiviral immunityimmunity (medicine)pathology

Stem Cell Activity-Coupled Suppression of Endogenous Retrovirus Governs Adult Tissue Regeneration. Cell (2024)

Ying LyuSoo Jin KimEricka S HumphreyRicha NayakYinglu GuanQingnan LiangKun Hee KimYukun TanJinzhuang DouHuandong SunXingzhi SongPriyadharsini NagarajanKamryn N Gerner-MauroKevin JinVirginia LiuRehman H HassanMiranda L JohnsonLisa P DeliuYun YouAnurag SharmaH Amalia PasolliYue LuJianhua ZhangVakul MohantyKen ChenYoun Joo YangTaiping ChenYejing Ge

stem cell researchadult stem cellsregenerative medicineendogenous retrovirus governstissue regenerationstem cellsmolecular biologyregeneration (biology)developmental biologycellular biologycell biology

Abstract 3157: Klf5 Defines the Secretory Lineage and Governs Sphingolipid Metabolism in the Skin. Cancer Research (2022)

skin developmentcellular physiologyabstract 3157lipidsmolecular metabolismcell and molecular biologycutaneous biologydevelopmental biologymetabolic pathwayscell metabolismgoverns sphingolipid metabolismcellular biochemistrysecretory lineagecell biology

Dermal αSma+ Myofibroblasts Orchestrate Skin Wound Repair via β1 Integrin and Independent of Type I Collagen Production. The EMBO Journal (2022)

dermatologybiomedical engineeringregenerative medicinetissue engineeringcosmetic dermatologymatrix biologycell-matrix interactionsregeneration (biology)cutaneous biologysoft tissue reconstructionwound careβ1 integrinwound healingextracellular matrixcell biology

Klf5 Governs Sphingolipid Metabolism and Barrier Function of the Skin. Genes & Development (2022)

dermatologyskin developmentlipid movementcellular physiologybarrier functioncell signalinglipidsmolecular and cellular biologycellular biochemistrycutaneous biologycell metabolismmolecular physiologymembrane biologybiochemistrycell biology

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Yejing Ge

Associate Professor

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Affiliations

Center For Rna Interference And Non-Coding Rna

Department Of Cancer Biology

Department Of Biology And Biochemistry

MD Anderson UTHealth Houston Graduate School

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Yejing Ge is currently serving as a Center For Rna Interference And Non-Coding Rna Associate Professor at The University of Texas Md Anderson Cancer Center.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Yejing Ge

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Abstract 1924: Retrotransposon Reactivation to Elicit Innate Immunity in Squamous Cancers While Sparing Normal Tissues.. Cancer Research (2026)

immunologycarcinogenesisimmune mediatorsinnate immune systemimmune responsescancer cellsoncogenesimmunomodulationretrotransposon reactivationpathologysquamous cancersabstract 1924cell biology

Identification of Synthetic Lethal Vulnerabilities Between Trim28 and Notch2 in Small Cell Lung Cancer Through Crispr/Cas9 Screening. Journal of Thoracic Oncology (2025)

gene editinggenome editingcancer discoverymolecular biologyoncogenescancer cellslung cancercrisprcell biology

Loss of Notch2 Creates a Trim28-Dependent Vulnerability in Small Cell Lung Cancer. Developmental Cell (2025)

immunologycancer geneticstrim28-dependent vulnerabilitycancer biologytumor suppressorsoncogenescancer cellslung cancerpathologytumor biologycell biology

Strength and Tenderness: Fibronectin Joins Hair Follicle Stem Cell Niche. Journal of Investigative Dermatology (2025)

Abstract 1244: Exploiting the Pathogenesis of Endogenous Retrovirus to Tackle Squamous Cancers. Cancer Research (2024)

Abstract B007: Unlocking Antiviral Immunity Against Endogenous Retroviruses in Skin Squamous Cell Carcinomas. Molecular Cancer Therapeutics (2024)

Stem Cell Activity-Coupled Suppression of Endogenous Retrovirus Governs Adult Tissue Regeneration. Cell (2024)

Abstract 3157: Klf5 Defines the Secretory Lineage and Governs Sphingolipid Metabolism in the Skin. Cancer Research (2022)

Dermal αSma+ Myofibroblasts Orchestrate Skin Wound Repair via β1 Integrin and Independent of Type I Collagen Production. The EMBO Journal (2022)

Klf5 Governs Sphingolipid Metabolism and Barrier Function of the Skin. Genes & Development (2022)

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