Eries Jay Moreno
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Eries Jay Moreno is a first-year Pathology and Molecular Medicine PhD student in the Huh Research Group in the Department of Pathology at Yale University. Raised in Guam, he earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Guam, where he double majored in biomedical science and psychology. Prior to starting graduate school, he worked at the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute in Yogen Kanthi's research group, where he developed in vitro microfluidic assays to study thromboinflammation.
He is broadly interested in endothelial–epithelial interactions in gastric tissue, particularly how vascular signaling may influence regeneration and early tumorigenesis. He is currently developing expertise in in vivo mouse models and single-cell RNA sequencing to study how cells coordinate within dynamic tissue environments.
Outside of the lab, Eries Jay enjoys biking, dancing, climbing, and spending time with his cats, Theo and Finn.
Departments & Organizations
Education & Training
- Graduate Student
- Yale School of Medicine
- Non Degree Program
- National Heart Lung and Blood Institute at National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Maryland, Post-baccalaureate Research Fellow (2025)
- BS
- University of Guam, Biomedical Sciences (2022)
- BA
- University of Guam, Psychology (2022)
Advanced Training & Certifications
- Yale Medical Research Scholars Program
- Yale School of Medicine (2028)
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Medical Research Interests
ORCID
0000-0003-4995-8917- View Lab Website
Huh Research Group
Publications
Featured Publications
The Ectopyrase CD73 Is a Critical Checkpoint in Thromboinflammation
Panicker S, Wang J, Becicka W, Wigerblad G, Berreby G, Garrad E, Moitra J, Fujii T, Agasti S, Moreno E, Murray E, Toney B, Osgood S, Cowling B, Huffstutler R, Carney K, Ferrante E, Elmer F, Mackman N, Brofferio A, Knight J, Boehm M, Tourdot B, Kanthi Y. The Ectopyrase CD73 Is a Critical Checkpoint in Thromboinflammation. Blood 2024, 144: 807-807. DOI: 10.1182/blood-2024-200189.Peer-Reviewed Original ResearchConceptsNeutrophil extracellular trapsCD73 enzymatic activitySingle-cell RNA-seqHealthy controlsCD73 inhibitorsCD73 inhibitionVenous thrombosisMurine modelMurine model of deep vein thrombosisPlasma cell-free DNAModel of deep vein thrombosisCD73-deficient miceInhibition of CD73Bone marrow-derived neutrophilsImmune checkpoint inhibitorsHistory of thrombosisNeutrophil extracellular trap formationTissue factor expressionAdenosine 2A receptorDeep vein thrombosisCell-free DNAInnate immune activationCitrullinated histone H3Expression of neutrophilsSpontaneous neutrophil extracellular trapPersonal need for structure as a protective factor on beliefs and coping with COVID‐19: A crowd‐sourced multicultural exploration
Cook C, Demanarig D, Metviner S, Stoppa T, Milius H, Grahe J, Kawabata Y, Schmidt K, Sonnentag T, DeNigris D, Norvilitis J, Berry S, Keum B, Cuccolo K, Gosnell C, Kagialis A, Hawkins G, Ogba K, Farahani H, Azadfallah P, Shane‐Simpson C, Rosen L, Obeid R, Koch C, Fletcher T, Volkan E, Weaver A, Greenup C, Cascalheira C, Redker C, Girod C, Lu Y, Tan D, Edlund J, Bell J, London L, Stults C, Otto N, Moreno E, Balaghi D, Cummings J, Kalibatseva Z, Knapp B, Anderson J, Garote J, Moore R, Carpenter K, Holloway S, Schults B, Cooper C, Stoeckl S, Kaplan S, Wu C, Sinclair J, Ferreira N, Jia F, Zlokovich M, Irgens M, Rogers M. Personal need for structure as a protective factor on beliefs and coping with COVID‐19: A crowd‐sourced multicultural exploration. Social And Personality Psychology Compass 2023, 17 DOI: 10.1111/spc3.12797.Peer-Reviewed Original ResearchCitationsConceptsEmotion-focused coping strategiesDysfunctional coping mechanismsCoping mechanismsPersonal needsPsychological outcomesCoping strategiesProtective factorsRandomized online surveyMulticultural studiesOnline survey dataOnline surveyParticipantsPandemic misinformationBeliefsIndividualsCopingPerceptionBehaviorCrowd-sourcingCOVID-19Government restrictionsCOVID-19 pandemic
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04/15/2025National AwardNational Science FoundationDetailsUnited States
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Brady Memorial Laboratory
310 Cedar Street, Fl 1, Rm 142
New Haven, CT 06510
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