David A. Shafritz is affiliated with the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in the United States. Their research primarily spans the fields of medicine, biochemistry, genetics, and molecular biology, with a particular focus on hepatology, molecular biology, and surgery.
Their scientific work addresses key topics such as:
One of their recent published papers is titled "Therapeutic Cell Repopulation of the Liver: From Fetal Rat Cells to Synthetic Human Tissues", published in 2023 in the journal Cells. This paper has been cited six times, reflecting some engagement with the work within the academic community.
David A. Shafritz has collaborated frequently with researchers including:
Their work has appeared in the journal Cells, among other potential venues, contributing to ongoing discussions and developments in their fields of study.
David A. Shafritz;Daniel Shouval;Howard I. Sherman;Stefanos J. Hadziyannis
Orit Kollet;Shoham Shivtiel;Yuan Qing Chen;Jenny Suriawinata
G Y Wu;J M Wilson;F Shalaby;M Grossman
Ezio Laconi;Ran Oren;Deb K. Mukhopadhyay;Ethel Hurston
Valerie Gouon-Evans;Lise Boussemart;Paul Gadue;Dirk Nierhoff;Dirk Nierhoff
Stephanos J. Hadziyannis;Harvey M. Lieberman;Gerassimos G. Karvountzis;David A. Shafritz
Prasanta R. Chakraborty;Nelson Ruiz-Opazo;Daniel Shouval;David A. Shafritz
Harvey M. Lieberman;Douglas R. Labrecque;Michael C. Kew;Stefanos J. Hadziyannis
Michael Oertel;Anuradha Menthena;Mariana D. Dabeva;David A. Shafritz
Mariana D. Dabeva;Petko M. Petkov;Jaswinder Sandhu;Ran Oren
CE Rogler;M Sherman;CY Su;DA Shafritz
P M Prichard;J M Gilbert;D A Shafritz;W F Anderson
Michael Oertel;David A. Shafritz
Ran Tur-Kaspa;Yosef Shaul;David D. Moore;Robert D. Burk
Jaswinderpal S. Sandhu;Petko M. Petkov;Mariana D. Dabeva;David A. Shafritz
Wenjun Ju;Atsushi Ogawa;Joerg Heyer;Dirk Nierhof
Milton G. Mutchnick;Henry D. Appelman;H. T. Chung;Emma Aragona
David A. Shafritz;Joel A. Weinstein;Brian Safer;William C. Merrick
Anuradha Menthena;Niloyjyoti Deb;Michael Oertel;Petar N. Grozdanov
David A. Shafritz;Michael Oertel;Anuradha Menthena;Dirk Nierhoff
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