John Seykora

John Seykora

4 articles
United States Univ of Pennsylvania

Biography

I have been a member of the ASDP since 1997 when I began my dermatopathology fellowship at the University of Pennsylvania. After completing my fellowship and postdoctoral training, I became a faculty member in the Department of Dermatology at Penn in 2001 and am now tenured faculty. I am a member of a busy academic dermatopathology practice and run a NIH-funded research laboratory that studies the mechanisms of UV-induced skin cancer and atopic dermatitis. Our group applies a range of experimental approaches including omics technologies to identify biomarkers of skin diseases. I also direct the Cutaneous Transcriptomics and Phenomics Core of the UPenn SBDRC. I have been privileged to participate in ASDP programs including proposing and initiating the “Behind the H+E” series which highlighted scientific advances in dermatopathology which continues today as the Basic Science Program.

Publications by Year
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(194) Folliculotropic Mycosis Fungoides with CD30 Positive Large Cell Transformation Preceded by Dissecting Cellulitis of the Scalp
Jonathan Miles
John Seykora Univ of Pennsylvania
Jina Chung University of Pennsylvania
Ellen Kim University of Pennsylvania
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Posters Poster 2024
Poster Defense Session and Mentorship Awards (hidden)
ASDP 61st Annual Meeting
(MA Poster 08) Spatial characterization of TAMs and CXCL9 in transplant and immunocompetent SCCIS
Christopher Yang Northwestern University
Matthew Hedberg Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania
Justin Shuh
Hiroshi Maeno
+2 more
Posters Poster 2024
Poster Defense Session and Mentorship Awards (hidden)
ASDP 61st Annual Meeting
(327) Spatial transcriptomic characterization of transplant and immunocompetent SCCIS identifies disease biomarkers
Nathan Coffey
Justin Suh Department of Dermatology, Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania
Matthew Hedberg Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania
Christopher Yang Northwestern University
+1 more
Posters (Non-CME) Poster 2025
Poster Defense and Mentorship Awards
ASDP 62nd Annual Meeting
(489) Title: Nicolau syndrome after long-term Copaxone injection: Clinicopathologic correlation
Mia Do
Jules Lipoff Lewis Katz School of Medicine, Temple University
John Seykora Univ of Pennsylvania
Posters (Non-CME) Poster 2025
Poster Defense and Mentorship Awards
ASDP 62nd Annual Meeting