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tight junction, transepithelial, micronutrient, zinc, paracellular, barrier function, claudin, occludin

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Employment (3)

Thomas Jefferson University Sidney Kimmel Medical College: Philadelphia, PA, US

2012 to present | Professor (Kimmel Cancer Center)
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James Mullin

Lankenau Institute for Medical Research: Wynnewood, PA, US

1986 to present
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James Mullin

Wistar Institute: Philadelphia, PA, US

1984 to 1986 | Research Associate
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James Mullin

Education and qualifications (4)

Yale University Medical school: New Haven, CT, US

1982 to 1984 | Postdoctoral Fellow (Human Genetics)
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James Mullin

Wistar Institute: Philadelphia, PA, US

1980 to 1982 | Postdoctoral Fellow
Education
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James Mullin

University of Pennsylvania: Philadelphia, PA, US

1976-06-01 to 1980-05-15 | Ph.D. (Physiology)
Education
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James Mullin

Saint Joseph's University: Philadelphia, PA, US

1972-09-06 to 1976-05-09 | B.S. (Biology)
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James Mullin

Professional activities (1)

American Gastroenterological Association: Bethesda, Maryland, US

2016 | Fellow (AGAF)
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James Mullin

Funding (7)

Effect of a monoclonal antibody to Bin1 on Colon Barrier Function in Colitis

2015-07 to 2017-06 | Grant
Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc (Johnson & Johnson) (Raritan, US)
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James Mullin

Development of a therapy to protect against ulcerative colitis

2015-05 to 2018-05 | Grant
Janssen Research and Development (NJ, NJ, US)
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James Mullin

Colon Barrier Breakdown in the Elderly

2004-09-01 to 2006-07-31 | Grant
National Institute on Aging (n/a, US)
URL: https://grants.uberresearch.com/100000049/R03AG023246/Colon-Barrier-Breakdown-in-the-Elderly
GRANT_NUMBER: grant.R03AG023246
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James Mullin via DimensionsWizard

AGING AND TIGHT JUNCTION PERMEABILITY

2000-09-29 to 2001-08-31 | Grant
National Institute on Aging (n/a, US)
URL: https://grants.uberresearch.com/100000049/R03AG018643/AGING-AND-TIGHT-JUNCTION-PERMEABILITY
GRANT_NUMBER: grant.R03AG018643
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James Mullin via DimensionsWizard

COCARCINOGENS &EPITHELIAL BARRIERS--MODEL FOR NEOPLASIA

1988-07-01 to 1999-06-30 | Grant
National Cancer Institute (n/a, US)
URL: https://grants.uberresearch.com/100000054/R01CA048121/COCARCINOGENS-EPITHELIAL-BARRIERS-MODEL-FOR-NEOPLASIA
GRANT_NUMBER: grant.R01CA048121
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James Mullin via DimensionsWizard

RENAL GLUCOSE TRANSPORT AND SYNTHESIS

1986-03-01 to 1989-06-30 | Grant
National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (n/a, US)
URL: https://grants.uberresearch.com/100000062/R01DK037977/RENAL-GLUCOSE-TRANSPORT-AND-SYNTHESIS
GRANT_NUMBER: grant.R01DK037977
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James Mullin via DimensionsWizard

DUELING PPXY MOTIFS OF FILOVIRUS VP40 AND HOST ANGIOMOTIN: EFFECTS ON INNATE IMMUNE DEFENSES AND TIGHT JUNCTION INTEGRITY AT IMMUNE PRIVILEGED SITES

Grant
National Institutes of Health (NIAID) (Md., Md., US)
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5R21AI139392-02

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James Mullin
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