Dae-Ok Kim is affiliated with Kyung Hee University in South Korea and has contributed extensively to research within the field of medicine, specifically focusing on subfields including biochemistry, molecular biology, plant science, pathology and forensic medicine, and nutrition and dietetics. Their work intersects various scientific disciplines, emphasizing phytochemicals and antioxidant activities, phytoestrogen effects, microbial metabolites in food biotechnology, and neuroprotective properties of medicinal plants.
Their recent notable publications include:
Frequent co-authors working alongside Dae-Ok Kim include:
Their research has appeared frequently in the following publication venues:
Dae-Ok Kim's core research topics cover a diverse range related to natural compounds and their biomedical applications, including:
The combination of work in plant-derived bioactive compounds and cellular neuroprotection highlights the intersection of natural product chemistry and biomedical science in their research portfolio. The contributions to membrane technology research also reflect a broader engagement with material sciences as applied to chemical separations and environmental applications.
Dae-Ok Kim;Seung Weon Jeong;Chang Y. Lee
Anna Floegel;Dae-Ok Kim;Sang-Jin Chung;Sung I. Koo
Dae-Ok Kim;Ki Won Lee;Hyong Joo Lee;Chang Yong Lee
Dae Ok Kim;Ock Kyoung Chun;Young Jun Kim;Hae Yeon Moon
Ki Won Lee;Young Jun Kim;Dae-Ok Kim;Hyong Joo Lee
Ock Kyoung Chun;Dae-Ok Kim;Nancy Smith;David Schroeder
Ock Kyoung Chun;Dae Ok Kim;Chang Yong Lee
Dae-Ok Kim;Chang Yong Lee
Dae-Ok Kim;Ho Jin Heo;Young Jun Kim;Hyun Seuk Yang
Ock Kyoung Chun;Dae-Ok Kim;Hae Yeon Moon;Hee Gon Kang
Ho Jin Heo;Young Jun Kim;Donghwa Chung;Dae-Ok Kim
Ho Jin Heo;Dae-Ok Kim;Soo Cheol Shin;Mi Jeong Kim
D.-O. Kim;O.I. Padilla-Zakour
Jae-Taek Han;Myun-Ho Bang;Ock-Kyoung Chun;Dae-Ok Kim
Dae-Ok Kim;Chang Y. Lee
Chang-Ho Jeong;Hee Rok Jeong;Gwi Nam Choi;Dae-Ok Kim
Ock Kyoung Chun;Dae-Ok Kim
Chang-Ho Jeong;Gwi Nam Choi;Ji Hye Kim;Ji Hyun Kwak
Kyung Mi Yoo;Dae Ok Kim;Chang Yong Lee
Ho Jin Heo;Dae-Ok Kim;Soo Jung Choi;Dong Hoon Shin
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