David W. Hoskin is a researcher affiliated with Dalhousie University in Canada. Their work spans multiple disciplines within biochemistry, genetics, molecular biology, and medicine, with particular focus on molecular biology and pharmacology as key subfields. Their research interests include phytochemicals and antioxidant activities, genomics related to phytochemicals and oxidative stress, antimicrobial peptides, Piperaceae chemical and biological studies, cancer metabolism, natural product bioactivities and synthesis, and plant gene expression analysis.
Hoskin's recent papers reflect these research topics, covering studies published primarily in molecular biology and biomedical journals. Notable publications include:
Frequent co-authors collaborating with Hoskin include:
Hoskin's publications appear in a variety of scientific venues, with multiple works published in:
Their contributions fall predominantly under the fields of biochemistry, genetics and molecular biology, with 22 publications, and medicine, represented in 18 publications. Within subfields, molecular biology accounts for 19 publications, pharmacology for 9, and biochemistry for 7, complemented by works in immunology and microbiology.
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Jamie S. Mader;Jayme Salsman;David M. Conrad;David W. Hoskin
David W Hoskin;Jamie S Mader;Suzanne J Furlong;David M Conrad
S. M. Mansour Haeryfar;David W. Hoskin
Anna L. Greenshields;Carolyn D. Doucette;Kimberly M. Sutton;Laurence Madera
Paul B. Yaffe;Melanie R. Power Coombs;Carolyn D. Doucette;Mark Walsh
Jane L. Watson;Richard Hill;Paul B. Yaffe;Anna Greenshields
Jane L. Watson;Anna Greenshields;Richard Hill;Ashley Hilchie
Ashley L Hilchie;Carolyn D Doucette;Devanand M Pinto;Devanand M Pinto;Aleksander Patrzykat
Anna L. Greenshields;Trevor G. Shepherd;David W. Hoskin
Carolyn D. Doucette;Ashley L. Hilchie;Robert Liwski;David W. Hoskin
Jamie S. Mader;Angela Richardson;Jayme Salsman;Deniz Top
Monther M. Al-Alwan;Robert S. Liwski;S. M. Mansour Haeryfar;William H. Baldridge
Hong Zhang;David M. Conrad;Jared J. Butler;Chuanli Zhao
Pirouz Daftarian;Marc Mansour;Anita C. Benoit;Bill Pohajdak
Willena M. MacKenzie;David W. Hoskin;Jonathan Blay
Paul B. Yaffe;Carolyn D. Doucette;Mark Walsh;David W. Hoskin
Ashley L. Hilchie;Suzanne J. Furlong;Kimberly Sutton;Angela Richardson
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