Bin He, PhD

Professor

Microbiology and Immunology

Medicine

Research Program

Cancer Biology (CB)

Phone: 312-996-2391

Email: [email protected]

Bin He, PhD, is a Professor in the Department of Microbiology and Immunology at the University of Illinois College of Medicine Chicago. He joined UIC in 1998. His laboratory studies virus-host interactions, with a focus on cytokines and inflammation. The focus is on two themes: viral immunity in pathogenesis and oncolytic herpes simplex virus (HSV) in cancer immunotherapy. The objective of research on viral immunity in pathogenesis is to decipher virus and host mechanisms linked to HSV replication or pathogenesis. And, the objective of studying oncolytic HSV in cancer immunotherapy is to uncover attributes of next generation oncolytic HSV amendable for immunotherapy of metastatic disease.

Education

PhD, Purdue University

Research Keywords

Virus-host Interaction; Inflammation; Oncolytic Virus; Cancer Immunotherapy; Nucleic Acid Sensing; Interferon; Cytokine; Pathogenesis

Published Research

PubMed Search

Other Link(s)

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