Anthony P. J. Trinci was affiliated with the University of Manchester in the United Kingdom. Their research spanned multiple fields within biological sciences, with a particular focus on Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology, Agricultural and Biological Sciences, and Medicine.
The main areas of study included:
Trinci's research topics covered a variety of fungal and plant-related subjects, reflecting interdisciplinary interests in microbiology and plant pathology. Specific topics included:
Frequent co-authors in their scholarly work consisted of David Moore and Geoffrey D. Robson, each collaborating on 21 publications, which suggests sustained research partnerships.
Publication venues for Trinci's work were relatively specialized, with appearances primarily in Cambridge University Press eBooks, where one known work was published.
Among Trinci's written contributions is the book titled 21st Century Guidebook to Fungi published by Cambridge University Press in 2020. This publication has been cited 141 times, indicating its relevance in the field.
Notable recent papers by Anthony P. J. Trinci include the following:
Joanna C. Renshaw;Geoff D. Robson;Anthony P.J. Trinci;Marilyn G. Wiebe
Susan E. Lowe;Michael K. Theodorou;Anthony P. J. Trinci;Robert B. Hespell
Anthony P.J. Trinci;David R. Davies;Keith Gull;Michelle I. Lawrence
Paul J. Kuhn;Anthony P. J. Trinci;Michel J. Jung;Michael W. Goosey
S. E. Lowe;M. K. Theodorou;A. P. J. Trinci
David Moore;Geoffrey D. Robson;Anthony P. J. Trinci
Carolyn Fiddy;A. P. J. Trinci
Caroline L. Gordon;Vahid Khalaj;Arthur F. J. Ram;David B. Archer
J. L. Brookman;J. L. Brookman;G. Mennim;G. Mennim;A. P. J. Trinci;M. K. Theodorou
I. Y. Caldwell;A. P. J. Trinci
David R. Davies;Michael K. Theodorou;Michelle I. G. Lawrence;Anthony P. J. Trinci
Anthony P.J. Trinci
Annette J. Collinge;A. P. J. Trinci
A. P. J. Trinci;Annette J. Collinge
C.L Gordon;D.B Archer;D.J Jeenes;J.H Doonan
S. E. Lowe;M. K. Theodorou;A. P. J. Trinci
Marilyn G. Wiebe;Anthony P. J. Trinci
Sharon P. Bocking;Marilyn G. Wiebe;Geoffrey D. Robson;Kim Hansen
A. P. J. Trinci
Marilyn G. Wiebe;Atul Karandikar;Geoff D. Robson;Anthony P J Trinci
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INRAE : Institut national de recherche pour l'agriculture, l'alimentation et l'environnement
Publications: 22
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Publications: 21
