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United States

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Assistant Professor of Biology, Cancer Biologist, and Molecular Geneticist

Profile Summary

I have a PhD in Cell, Molecular, and Cancer Biology from Indiana University, where my research focused on ETS family transcription factors in prostate cancer. I researched the regulation of TGF-B signaling in cancer at Duke University during my postdoctoral experience, and I am now the principal investigator of my lab studying the intersection between ETS family transcription factors and their regulation of TGF-B signaling and ectodomain shedding in human cancer as an Assistant Professor.

Subject Matter Expertise

• ☆ Molecular Biology
• ☆ Genetics
• ☆ Omics
• ☆ Genomics
• ☆ Chromatin
• ☆ Epigenetics
• ☆ PCR
• ☆ Molecular Cloning
• ☆ Next Generation Sequencing (NGS)
• ☆ DNA Sequencing
• ☆ Gene Expression Analysis
• ☆ Recombinant DNA
• ☆ Plasmid DNA
• ☆ ChIP-Seq
• ☆ Cell Biology
• ☆ Cell-Based Assays
• ☆ Cell Signaling Pathways
• ☆ Gene Regulation
• ☆ Cell Culture
• ☆ Blotting

Services

• Writing
• Research
• Consulting

Writing General Proofreading & Editing

Research Scientific and Technical Research

Consulting Scientific and Technical Consulting

Work Experience

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Mercer University

August 2023 - Present

Postdoctoral Researcher

Duke University

April 2022 - June 2023

Graduate Research Assistant

Indiana University Bloomington

August 2016 - April 2022

Teaching Assistant

Indiana University Bloomington

August 2017 - May 2018

Education

PhD in Cell, Molecular, and Cancer Biology

Indiana University at Bloomington - United States

August 2016 - April 2022

B.S. Biology

Indiana University at Bloomington - United States

January 2012 - May 2015

Certifications

• Certification details not provided.

Publications

JOURNAL ARTICLE

Benjamin M. Greulich, Saranya Rajendran, Nicholas F. Downing, Taylor R. Nicholas, Peter C. Hollenhorst (2023). A complex with poly(A)-binding protein and EWS facilitates the transcriptional function of oncogenic ETS transcription factors in prostate cells . Journal of Biological Chemistry.

Taylor Nicholas, Metcalf SA, Greulich BM, Peter Hollenhorst (2021). Androgen signaling connects short isoform production to breakpoint formation at Ewing sarcoma breakpoint region 1 . NAR cancer.

Greulich BM, Plotnik JP, Jerde TJ, Peter Hollenhorst (2021). Toll-like receptor 4 signaling activates ERG function in prostate cancer and provides a therapeutic target . NAR cancer.

Nicholas TR, Meng J, Greulich BM, Morris TS, Peter Hollenhorst (2020). --A high-throughput screen identifies inhibitors of the interaction between the oncogenic transcription factor ERG and the cofactor EWS . PloS one.