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Adrian D Kocinski

Case Western Reserve University

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Alyssia V. Broncano· 2 shared Nicholas P. ZiatsiD· 2 shared Sarah K McNeeriD· 2 shared Wendy A. GoodmaniD· 2 shared Caroline M. Schlessman· 1 shared Guillermo A. Pereda· 1 shared Joseph BurclaffiD· 1 shared Keith A. BreauiD· 1 shared

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ERb limits T cell-mediated inflammation to maintain immune homeostasis

Sarah K McNeer, Alyssia V. Broncano, Sarah J. Stark, Caroline M. Schlessman, Michelle R. Raymond, William B. Tran, Adrian D Kocinski, Nicholas P. Ziats, Wendy A. Goodman

This study shows that ER{beta} in CD4+ T cells suppresses inflammation by limiting proliferation and Th1 polarization, thereby maintaining immune homeostasis.

bioRxiv · Jun 21, 2025 · PreprintImmunology

Sex differences in colonic inflammation are driven by epithelial-specific expression of estrogen receptor alpha

Guillermo A. Pereda, Adrian D Kocinski, Alyssia V. Broncano, Sarah K McNeer, Michelle Raymond, Nicholas P. Ziats, Keith A. Breau, Joseph Burclaff, Scott T. Magness, Wendy A. Goodman

This study shows that deleting estrogen receptor alpha in colonic epithelial cells protects female mice from inflammation but causes hyper-proliferation in males.

Gastro Hep Advances · Jan 1, 2025Peer-reviewedCell Biology