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Sohaib Khan, PhD, is a professor of cell and cancer biology.  
Sohaib Khan
Specialty: Cancer and Cell Biology
Sub-Specialty: Hormonal Carcinogenesis
Department: Cancer and Cell Biology
Title: Professor
Phone: (513) 558-7224
E-mail: sohaib.khan@uc.edu

Education/Credentials:

M. Phil. (Biochemistry): Aligarh University, 1970
PhD (Biochemistry): Aligarah University, 1974
Fellowship (Moleculary Biology): Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, 1975
Fellowship (Cancer Biology): Rosewell Park Institute, 1979


Interest:

Hormonal Carcinogenesis


Current Research:

Estrogen-signaling and oncogene-mediated breast cancer development


Professional Affiliation:

Endocrine Society
Society for Biology of Reproduction
Sigma Xi

Member, Editorial Board, Steroids, 2002-present

Ad hoc Reviewer: J. Biological Chemistry; Endocrinology; Cancer Research; Gene, J. Endocrinology; Molecular and Cellular Endocrinology; Placenta; Molecular Pharmacology; Environmental Health Perspectives; J. Molecular and Cellular Cardiology; J. Pharmacology & Experimental Therapeutics; and Biology of Reproduction; Mutation Research; Oncogene



Recent Awards/Honors:

NIH/NCI Young Investigator Award, 1978-1981
Inaugural Faculty Achievement Award, University of Cincinnati, 1994
Chair, Organizing Committee, Jensen Symposium on Nuclear
Receptors, 2003



Selected Publications:

Recent publications include:

Yong, Y., Chirgadze, N.Y., Briggs, S.L., Khan, S, Jensen, E.V. and Burris, T.B. “A Second Binding Site for Hydroxy- Tamoxifen within the Coactivator Binding Groove of Estrogen Receptor â”, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 103: 9908 – 9911.

Rayala, SK, Talukder, AH, Seetharaman, B. Tharakan, R., Barnes, CJ, Wang, R-N,  Aldaz, M., Khan, S. and Kumar, R. “PAK1 Regulation of Estrogen Receptor-alpha Activation Linked with Serine-118 Phosphorylation” Cancer Research 66: 1697-1701.

 

Ingraham, SE, Lynch, RA, Surti, U., Khan, SA, Menon, AG and Lepont, P. “HMGA2 in t(12;14) (q15;q24.1) Uterine Leiomyoma” , MUTATION RESEARCH.

 

Yang, J, Singleton, D. and Khan, S. “The F-domain of Estrogen receptor-alpha inhibits ligand induced receptor dimerization”, Endocrinology.

 

Feng, Y., Manka, D., Wagner, K-U and Khan, S.,”Mammary Epithelial Estrogen Receptor-a is required for mammary gland development and lactogenesis.”


  
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