Xue-Yan He, PhD
Assistant Professor of Cell Biology & Physiology
- Phone: 314-362-5296
- Email: xueyanh@nospam.wustl.edu
The He Lab is dedicated to advancing knowledge of the mechanisms responsible for colorectal tumor progression, with a specific focus on Stress and its influence on the Tumor Microenvironment.
Research Interests
The He Lab is dedicated to advancing knowledge of the mechanisms responsible for colorectal tumor progression, with a specific focus on Stress and its influence on the Tumor Microenvironment.
Professional Education
- PhD: Nanjing University, 2015, Biology
- Postdoc: Coldspring Harbor Laboratory, 2016-2023, Biology
He Lab
Cancer Research Building (MS: 8228-0002-05)
xueyanh@wustl.edu
Tumor Microenvironment | Stress | Metastasis | Tumor Growth | Treatment Resistance | Metastatic Colonization | Tissue Microenvironment
The He Laboratory is utilizing it’s discovery of stress-induced NETs and novel mouse models, aiming to better comprehend the effects of systemic chronic stress on the CRC microenvironment. Specifically, we study the interplay between NETs, the immune populations, neuron and microbiota in mouse models of colitis and CRC.