Ruslan Strogantsev, Ph.D.

  • Scientist, CEDAR, OHSU Knight Cancer Institute, School of Medicine

Biography

Ruslan Strogantsev is a Specialist at CEDAR. He joins the Knight Cancer Institute after completing his post-doctoral studies in epigenetic mechanisms of genomic imprinting at the University of Cambridge Genetics department, followed by work into the role of DNA damage repair proteins in mouse development and embryonic stem cells at the Babraham Institute in Cambridge, United Kingdom. Strogantsev believes that his knowledge in the areas of development and stem cell field combined with an expertise in wide range of molecular biology techniques will be of great benefit to the CEDAR program and looks forward to new great collaborations. Originally from Novosibirsk in Russia, Ruslan has moved to UK to pursue a BS.c. in Biochemistry, went on to do his Ph.D. in Glasgow, Scotland, and after spending a total of 18 years on the British isles is excited to make Portland, Oregon his new home.

Publications

Publications

  • Clonal hematopoiesis related TET2 loss-of-function impedes IL1β-mediated epigenetic reprogramming in hematopoietic stem and progenitor cells

    Nature communications
    1. J. McClatchy
    2. R. Strogantsev
    3. E. Wolfe
    4. H. Y. Lin
    5. M. Mohammadhosseini
    6. B. A. Davis
    7. C. Eden
    8. D. Goldman
    9. W. H. Fleming
    10. P. Conley
    11. G. Wu
    12. L. Cimmino
    13. H. Mohammed
    14. A. Agarwal

  • ZFP57 regulation of transposable elements and gene expression within and beyond imprinted domains

    Epigenetics and Chromatin
    1. Hui Shi
    2. Ruslan Strogantsev
    3. Nozomi Takahashi
    4. Anastasiya Kazachenka
    5. Matthew C. Lorincz
    6. Myriam Hemberger
    7. Anne C. Ferguson-Smith

  • Quantitative comparison of DNA methylation assays for biomarker development and clinical applications

    Nature biotechnology
    1. Christoph Bock
    2. Florian Halbritter
    3. Francisco J. Carmona
    4. Sascha Tierling
    5. Paul Datlinger
    6. Yassen Assenov
    7. María Berdasco
    8. Anke K. Bergmann
    9. Keith Booher
    10. Florence Busato
    11. Mihaela Campan
    12. Christina Dahl
    13. Christina M. Dahmcke
    14. Dinh Diep
    15. Agustín F. Fernández
    16. Clarissa Gerhauser
    17. Andrea Haake
    18. Katharina Heilmann
    19. Thomas Holcomb
    20. Dianna Hussmann
    21. Mitsuteru Ito
    22. Ruth Kläver
    23. Martin Kreutz
    24. Marta Kulis
    25. Virginia Lopez
    26. Shalima S. Nair
    27. Dirk S. Paul
    28. Nongluk Plongthongkum
    29. Wenjia Qu
    30. Ana C. Queirós
    31. Frank Reinicke
    32. Guido Sauter
    33. Thorsten Schlomm
    34. Aaron Statham
    35. Clare Stirzaker
    36. Ruslan Strogantsev
    37. Rocío G. Urdinguio
    38. Kimberly Walter
    39. Dieter Weichenhan
    40. Daniel J. Weisenberger
    41. Stephan Beck
    42. Susan J. Clark
    43. Manel Esteller
    44. Anne C. Ferguson-Smith
    45. Mario F. Fraga
    46. Per Guldberg
    47. Lise Lotte Hansen
    48. Peter W. Laird
    49. José I. Martín-Subero
    50. Anders O.H. Nygren

  • Trim28 Haploinsufficiency Triggers Bi-stable Epigenetic Obesity

    Cell
    1. Kevin Dalgaard
    2. Kathrin Landgraf
    3. Steffen Heyne
    4. Adelheid Lempradl
    5. John Longinotto
    6. Klaus Gossens
    7. Marius Ruf
    8. Michael Orthofer
    9. Ruslan Strogantsev
    10. Madhan Selvaraj
    11. Tess Tsai Hsiu Lu
    12. Eduard Casas
    13. Raffaele Teperino
    14. M. Azim Surani
    15. Ilona Zvetkova
    16. Debra Rimmington
    17. Y. C.Loraine Tung
    18. Brian Lam
    19. Rachel Larder
    20. Giles S.H. Yeo
    21. Stephen O'Rahilly
    22. Tanya Vavouri
    23. Emma Whitelaw
    24. Josef M. Penninger
    25. Thomas Jenuwein
    26. Ching Lung Cheung
    27. Anne C. Ferguson-Smith
    28. Anthony P. Coll
    29. Antje Körner
    30. J. Andrew Pospisilik

  • Allele-specific binding of ZFP57 in the epigenetic regulation of imprinted and non-imprinted monoallelic expression

    Genome biology
    1. Ruslan Strogantsev
    2. Felix Krueger
    3. Kazuki Yamazawa
    4. Hui Shi
    5. Poppy Gould
    6. Megan Goldman-Roberts
    7. Kirsten McEwen
    8. Bowen Sun
    9. Roger Pedersen
    10. Anne C. Ferguson-Smith

  • DNMT1 and AIM1 Imprinting in human placenta revealed through a genome-wide screen for allele-specific DNA methylation

    BMC Genomics
    1. Radhika Das
    2. Yew K. Lee
    3. Ruslan Strogantsev
    4. Shengnan Jin
    5. Yen C. Lim
    6. Poh Y. Ng
    7. Xueqin M. Lin
    8. Keefe Chng
    9. George S.H. Yeo
    10. Anne C. Ferguson-Smith
    11. Chunming Ding

  • Hematopoiesis and stem cells

    Blood
    1. Yan Zhou
    2. Sreenivasulu Kurukuti
    3. Peter Saffrey
    4. Milica Vukovic
    5. Alison M. Michie
    6. Ruslan Strogantsev
    7. Adam G. West
    8. David Vetrie

  • Jdp2 downregulates Trp53 transcription to promote leukaemogenesis in the context of Trp53 heterozygosity

    Oncogene
    1. L. Van Der Weyden
    2. A. G. Rust
    3. R. E. McIntyre
    4. C. D. Robles-Espinoza
    5. M. Del Castillo Velasco-Herrera
    6. R. Strogantsev
    7. A. C. Ferguson-Smith
    8. S. McCarthy
    9. T. M. Keane
    10. M. J. Arends
    11. D. J. Adams

  • Proteins involved in establishment and maintenance of imprinted methylation marks

    Briefings in Functional Genomics
    1. Ruslan Strogantsev
    2. Anne C. Ferguson-Smith

  • The inducible tissue-specific expression of the human IL-3/GM-CSF locus is controlled by a complex array of developmentally regulated enhancers

    Journal of Immunology
    1. Euan W. Baxter
    2. Fabio Mirabella
    3. Sarion R. Bowers
    4. Sally R. James
    5. Aude Marine Bonavita
    6. Elisabeth Bertrand
    7. Ruslan Strogantsev
    8. Abbas Hawwari
    9. Andrew G. Bert
    10. Andrea Gonzalez De Arce
    11. Adam G. West
    12. Constanze Bonifer
    13. Peter N. Cockerill

  • VEZF1 elements mediate protection from DNA methylation

    PLoS genetics
    1. Jacqueline Dickson
    2. Humaira Gowher
    3. Ruslan Strogantsev
    4. Miklos Gaszner
    5. Alan Hair
    6. Gary Felsenfeld
    7. Adam G. West