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Research · The Mohi Lab

Six fronts.
One signaling network.

We work at the molecular pathogenesis of blood cancer, with a single throughline: find what to target next. Three clusters of biology connect the work. The JAK / STAT axis where one mutation (JAK2V617F) drives three distinct MPNs. The splicing-factor cluster where U2AF1 and SRSF2 errors collapse hematopoiesis in MDS. The inflammation arm where chronic IL-1 signaling cooperates with these genetic lesions to push disease forward. Each front below is a working hypothesis backed by a mouse model and, when the biology warrants it, a clinical trial.

The six fronts
The pathway

The lab’s biology,
as one map.

The published work, drawn as a single signaling diagram. Click a node to read what role it plays and where the lab has put pressure on it.

Inflammation armJAK / STATEpigenetic / TFSplicing factor clusterTherapeutic targetsIL-1IL-1R1IRAKNF-κBJAK2STAT5STAT3EZH2HMGA2TGF-β1PIM1CDK6U2AF1SRSF2Fig. 0 · Lab signaling map

Click a node to read its role & mechanism. Tap again to deselect.

From a working hypothesis to a clinical trial.

The fastest way to understand the lab is to read the papers behind each front.