Alan A. DiSpirito is affiliated with Iowa State University in the United States. Their research primarily spans Environmental Science and Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology. Their work contributes extensively to several subfields, including Molecular Biology, Health, Toxicology and Mutagenesis, Nutrition and Dietetics, Pollution, and Inorganic Chemistry.
Their research topics cover a range of areas such as microbial metabolism and enzyme function, trace elements in health, heavy metal exposure and toxicity, microbial bioremediation and biosurfactants, iron metabolism and disorders, chromium effects and bioremediation, and mercury impact and mitigation studies.
Frequent co-authors collaborating with Alan A. DiSpirito include Jeremy D. Semrau, Hans Zischka, Peng Peng, Baohua Gu, and Philip Dershwitz, indicating ongoing research partnerships with specialists in related fields.
The scientist has published across notable venues, often contributing to:
Recent published papers include:
Jeremy D. Semrau;Alan A. DiSpirito;Sukhwan Yoon
Hyung J. Kim;David W. Graham;Alan A. DiSpirito;Michail A. Alterman
J. A. Zahn;J. L. Hatfield;Y. S. Do;A. A. DiSpirito
Dong W. Choi;Ryan C. Kunz;Eric S. Boyd;Jeremy D. Semrau
J.A. Zahn;A.A. DiSpirito;Y.S. Do;B.E. Brooks
Hans Zischka;Josef Lichtmannegger;Sabine Schmitt;Nora Jägemann
Alan A. DiSpirito;Jay Gulledge;Andrew K. Shiemke;J. Colin Murrell
Josef Lichtmannegger;Christin Leitzinger;Ralf Wimmer;Sabine Schmitt
Susan E. Urbance;Anthony L. Pometto;Alan A. DiSpirito;Yuksel Denli
Dong W. Choi;Corbin J. Zea;Young S. Do;Jeremy D. Semrau
J.A. Zahn;J.L. Hatfield;D.A. Laird;T.T. Hart
Dong W. Choi;Young S. Do;Corbin J. Zea;Marcus T. McEllistrem
Alan A. DiSpirito;Jeremy D. Semrau;J. Colin Murrell;Warren H. Gallagher
Jeremy D. Semrau;Sheeja Jagadevan;Alan A. DiSpirito;Ashraf Khalifa;Ashraf Khalifa
Jeremy D. Semrau;Alan A. DiSpirito;Stéphane Vuilleumier
Lee A. Behling;Scott C. Hartsel;David E. Lewis;Alan A. DiSpirito
Alan A. DiSpirito;James A. Zahn;David W. Graham;Hyung J. Kim
Jeremy D. Semrau;Alan A. DiSpirito;Wenyu Gu;Sukhwan Yoon
Ryan Sturms;Alan A DiSpirito;Mark S Hargrove
Marlène Martinho;Dong W. Choi;Alan A. DiSpirito;William E. Antholine
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