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Matthew Cochran, M.S.

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My interests involve pushing the boundaries of flow cytometry both in terms of instrumentation as well as reagents and applications. Improving my capabilities as well as those of the entire Flow Cytometry Shared Resource will allow the FCR to better serve the University of Rochester research commun...
My interests involve pushing the boundaries of flow cytometry both in terms of instrumentation as well as reagents and applications. Improving my capabilities as well as those of the entire Flow Cytometry Shared Resource will allow the FCR to better serve the University of Rochester research community. I'm also very interested in the development of relationships between the other existing Shared Resources to improve workflows and communications. Again this will allow better coordination of services for investigators that are utilizing multiple technologies in their research programs. Specific developments of pathways between flow cytometry and genomics as well as proteomics are the immediate goals

Faculty Appointments

Associate - Department of Pediatrics, Center for Pediatric Biomedical Research (SMD)

Publications

Journal Articles

Follicular lymphoma tumor-infiltrating T-helper (T(H)) cells have the same polyfunctional potential as normal nodal T(H) cells despite skewed differentiation.

Hilchey SP, Rosenberg AF, Hyrien O, Secor-Socha S, Cochran MR, Brady MT, Wang JC, Sanz I, Burack WR, Quataert SA, Bernstein SH

Blood.. 2011 September 29118 (13):3591-602. Epub 08/05/2011.

Human follicular lymphoma CD39+-infiltrating T cells contribute to adenosine-mediated T cell hyporesponsiveness.

Hilchey SP, Kobie JJ, Cochran MR, Secor-Socha S, Wang JC, Hyrien O, Burack WR, Mosmann TR, Quataert SA, Bernstein SH

The Journal of immunology : official journal of the American Association of Immunologists.. 2009 November 15183 (10):6157-66. Epub 10/28/2009.