Donald R. McCarty is affiliated with the University of Florida in the United States and has contributed extensively to research in biochemistry, genetics, and molecular biology, with significant overlap in agricultural and biological sciences. Their work is situated primarily within the fields of plant science, molecular biology, and genetics, with additional insights into biomedical engineering and clinical biochemistry.
Key topics in McCarty's research include chromosomal and genetic variations, genomics and phylogenetic studies, and plant molecular biology research. Other notable areas of focus comprise plant nutrient uptake and metabolism, photosynthetic processes and mechanisms, genetic mapping and diversity in plants and animals, and biofuel production and bioconversion.
McCarty's frequent co-authors include Andrew D. Hanson, Masaharu Suzuki, Karen E. Koch, Jaya Joshi, and Shan Wu, highlighting collaborative efforts mainly in plant-related molecular and biochemical research.
Publication venues where McCarty has regularly contributed include:
Selected recent publications authored or co-authored by McCarty include:
Steven H. Schwartz;Bao Cai Tan;Bao Cai Tan;Douglas A. Gage;Douglas A. Gage;Jan A. D. Zeevaart;Jan A. D. Zeevaart
Bao-Cai Tan;Leina M. Joseph;Wen-Tao Deng;Lijuan Liu
Donald R. McCarty;Tsukaho Hattori;Christian B. Carson;Vimla Vasil
Bao Cai Tan;Steven H. Schwartz;Jan A. D. Zeevaart;Donald R. McCarty
Jonathan Booker;Michele Auldridge;Sarah Wills;Donald McCarty
Michele E Auldridge;Donald R McCarty;Harry J Klee
Davide Sosso;Dangping Luo;Qin Bao Li;Joelle Sasse
Donald R. McCarty
Philip W. Becraft;Philip S. Stinard;Donald R. McCarty
Michele E. Auldridge;Anna Block;Jonathan T. Vogel;Carole Dabney-Smith
Masaharu Suzuki;Chien Yuan Kao;Donald R. McCarty
Donald R. McCarty;Christian B. Carson;Philip S. Stinard;Donald S. Robertson
Alan Burbidge;Teresa M. Grieve;Alison Jackson;Andrew Thompson
T Hattori;V Vasil;L Rosenkrans;L C Hannah
Karen E. Koch;Kurt D. Nolte;Edwin R. Duke;Donald R. McCarty
Donald R. McCarty;Andrew Mark Settles;Masaharu Suzuki;Bao Cai Tan
Jonathan T. Vogel;Bao-Cai Tan;Donald R. McCarty;Harry J. Klee
Masaharu Suzuki;Heidi H.-Y. Wang;Donald R. McCarty
U Hoecker;I K Vasil;D R McCarty
Jonathan T. Vogel;Bao-Cai Tan;Donald R. McCarty;Harry J. Klee
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