I am a physician-scientist with a career-long interest in the host response to microbial and traumatic injuries and to oncogenesis. I am recognized for my expertise in inflammation and apoptosis, in particular, my contributions to our understanding of cytokine signaling and STAT protein structure and function to these processes. My colleagues and I are using Stat3 inhibitors developed by my group as chemical probes to interrogate the contribution of Stat3 to cancer and chronic inflammatory diseases and are exploiting insights gained into Stat3 proteostasis to develop novel therapies for autosomal dominant hyper-IgE (Job's) syndrome and other immunodeficiencies caused by destabilizing point mutations in STAT proteins.
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