Peiying Shan

Peiying Shan is a Researcher at Yale School of Medicine, focusing on hematology, immunology, and molecular mechanisms of genetic disorders. Her work includes studying PIEZO1 mutations in blood disorders, B cell antibody responses, and gene regulatory elements in erythroid progenitors. She collaborates with researchers like Patrick Gallagher and Anis Barmada on translational projects linking basic science to clinical insights.

Recent contributions include mouse models for xerocytosis, PI3Kγ signaling in antibody production, and corrections to prior studies on CO therapy mechanisms. Her research bridges genetics, cell biology, and clinical applications, with publications in Blood and Nature Immunology.