Chuan Ho

Dr. Chuan Ho is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Internal Medicine at The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center. His academic background includes a medical degree from UT Southwestern (2020), followed by internal medicine residency (2023) and internship (2021) at the same institution. He completed postgraduate training in law at Georgetown University Law Center (2011).

Dr. Ho's research focuses on cellular mechanisms in muscle regeneration, liver pathology, and infectious disease processes. His work integrates cell biology, genetics, and molecular biology to study actin polymerization dynamics, efferocytosis impairment in NASH, and gene regulation in bacterial infections. Key areas include understanding how chromatin dysregulation affects therapeutic resistance and exploring circadian rhythms' role in liver transcriptomics.

His publications span from 2012 to 2024, emphasizing translational research in both human and animal models. While no specific grants or awards are listed, his work demonstrates sustained engagement in medical and veterinary science intersections.

No lab affiliations or student advising details are provided in the current profile. His career trajectory reflects a blend of clinical training in internal medicine and multidisciplinary research in biomedical sciences.