EXPERT IN THE FIELD OF IMMUNOLOGY
Cancer immunology, transplant immunology, inflammation and tolerance, autoimmune diseases.
My main interest is biology of human FOXP3+ regulatory T cells (Treg) and T cells.
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Please contact me if you need the expert critique opinion regarding any data for FOXP3+Treg, especially human Treg (papers, patents, any type of projects, confidential data initiative). I can save you a lot of time and money to show the most problems and drawbacks in data, I can explain what exactly was shown or presented and what data was missed/excluded, what you may expect from the collaboration, what questions you should ask before spending your money for the new project based on that data.
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• 18 years of research experience, including academic and translational research in USA, translational and clinical research in Russia and clinical practice in autoimmune diagnostics in Russia. Author or co-author of 47 full peer review publications and more than 70 presentations and abstracts at top ranked national and international journals and conferences; peer review English papers were cited about 2840 times, including 406 citations of paper " Helios expression is a marker of T cell activation and proliferation" (a 2020, top 1% of most cited and top 1% of the most popular paper out of 240,645, published within all 9 PLoS journals).
• Reviewer for 17 peer-reviewed journals.
• Primary author or co-author of four especially distinguished papers which identified important factors of FOXP3+ regulatory T cells biology. These papers were recognized by being selected as the “top 25 hottest articles”, “the Top Read Articles”, generating significant interest in the public Media (including BBC news, Fox News channel news and broadcasting, Science Daily, The Huffington Post UK, RedOrbit etc), ranked as a top 2% of published articles in their fields with evaluations “Must read, Refutation, Good for Teaching, New Finding, Controversial”.
• In 2000-2006, a well-recognized author and immunology expert adviser of more than 30 popular medical and immunological papers for general audience in Russia, followed by broad major media interest and became so popular that all papers were copied, cited and referenced about 5,000-6,000 times on the Russian Internet. As a popular science activist, I was invited as an adviser or an expert in newspapers, magazines, and had a few radio broadcasts.