Bone Marrow Transplant Physician-Scientist
Joined September 2012
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29 Feb 2020
Thank you @JustinPerryPhD, @David_Lab_MSK, and especially @parkerici! We are so excited about the opportunity and grateful for the support!
28 Feb 2020
Thanks to the @parkerici for funding a Career Development Award for the Perry Lab @sloan_kettering . Congrats to fellow recipients @David_Lab_MSK and @AlanHanash . We are all super grateful!
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Alan Hanash retweeted
30 Jan 2020
Immune cells target #stemcells in the destruction of intestinal lining cells that occurs before renewal. Research by @AlanHanash @sloan_kettering in @SciImmunology. Read more on bpod.mrc.ac.uk/archive/2020/… with @MRC_LMS and @AntDLewis
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Alan Hanash retweeted
Being a physician scientist is immensely rewarding. I come to the lab/clinic every day with a sense of wonder, joy, and anticipation. I support these efforts to keep this career path at the nexus of investigation and patient care alive. Pay it forward.
nytimes.com/2019/09/23/opini…
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Alan Hanash retweeted
1 Jan 2020
7/10 PATHOPHYSIOLOGY: @AlanHanash and colleagues showed that IFN-g directly programs intestinal stem cells for apoptosis, and that the effect can be reversed by neutralizing Abs or JAK/STAT inhibition. Rux may influence tissue responses to inflammation. immunology-sciencemag-org.ez…
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31 Dec 2019
Outstanding playlist! Very honored to be included.
30 Dec 2019
In 2012, @AlanHanash published that IL-22 protects intestinal stem cells from immune-mediated damage in our interest turned into this cytokine as a potential therapeutic strategy to promote #mucosal #healing in #IBD patients.
DOI: 10.1016/j.immuni.2012.05.028
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Alan Hanash retweeted
26 Dec 2019
Still time to vote for December cover highlighting work by @sloan_kettering @AlanHanash on immune-mediated damage of intestinal stem cells
23 Dec 2019
Vote for one of the three covers displayed above to help select Science Immunology's 2019 “Cover of the Year."
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Alan Hanash retweeted
24 Dec 2019
Clearly stem cell ribbons from December, right @AlanHanash ?
23 Dec 2019
Congratulations to 3 finalists in 2019 #CoveroftheYear contest. All 3 images contributed by @SciImmunology authors. Vote for your favorite in our grand finale 7-day poll. Feel free to retweet this post to encourage wide participation. Poll ballot is in 2nd tweet in this thread.
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Alan Hanash retweeted
23 Dec 2019
Vote for one of the three covers displayed above to help select Science Immunology's 2019 “Cover of the Year."
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Jan. Nuclear F-Actin
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Jun. Lung ILC2s
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Dec. Stem Cell Ribbons
314 votes • Final results
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Alan Hanash retweeted
20 Dec 2019
Choose your favorite of 4 covers displayed above to pick the third finalist for Science Immunology's 2019 "Cover of the Year."
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Sep. Skin Treg Mirroring
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Oct. ILC3s & Clock Genes
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Nov. Measles Zaps B Cells
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Dec. Stem Cell Ribbons
67 votes • Final results
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Alan Hanash retweeted
The MSK Infectious Disease Service is recruiting a new clinical faculty member. Please apply if interested in joining a terrific faculty in New York City.
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Alan Hanash retweeted
7 Dec 2019
Many examples of T cells causing pathology in the gut during infection and role of IFN-g (best cytokine ever). How does IFN-g contribute? See cool paper on T cell–derived interferon-γ programs stem cell death in immune-mediated intestinal damage immunology.sciencemag.org/co…
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10 Dec 2019
Happy to be home in sunny NYC. Thanks to our amazing speakers @zhangf, Giuliana Ferrari, and Wendell Lim for making transplant/cellular therapies the best scientific session at #ASH2019 and one of the most attended!
10 Dec 2019
Great discussion at the annual meeting of the #ASH19 Scientific Committee on Transplantation Biology and Cellular Therapies! This year our session #ASH2019 attracted more than 500 colleagues! Great job @AlanHanash, Cathy Wu, @MarcoLDavila @MarcelaMaus and many more!
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Alan Hanash retweeted
9 Dec 2019
Antonio Gomes @sloan_kettering: normal gut microbiome diversity predominates pre-BMT. Pip/tazo tends to perturb this in favor of Step and Enterococcal spp. that can assoc w ⬇️survival. Higher fat diet and cefepime may help support high microbiome diversity. #ASH19
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10 Dec 2019
Awesome collaboration. Human #organoid work studying immunology of #stemcells performed by @clindemans lab at @UMCUtrecht!
10 Dec 2019
Using human intestinal #organoids, Dr. @AlanHanash's lab found that intestinal stem cells can be directly targeted by T cell-derived cytotoxic cytokine signaling. @SciImmunology bit.ly/2DQ5szY
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Alan Hanash retweeted
10 Dec 2019
Another Year in Review to add to our series covering the hottest developments in immunology in 2019. This one is from Lionel Ivashkiv on the hypoxia-lactate axis in inflammation
@ivashkivlab
go.nature.com/2Pt3sD2
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10 Dec 2019
We’ll always have Orlando
10 Dec 2019
And with a final day @vandenBrinkLab reunion dinner, that’s a wrap for me at #ASH19 @AlanHanash @RobJenqMD @clindemans (missing, @DrMvandenBrink)
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