Ellen L. Neidle is affiliated with the University of Georgia in the United States. Their research primarily focuses on biochemistry, genetics, and molecular biology, with significant contributions across related subfields such as molecular biology, genetics, molecular medicine, pharmacology, and pollution.
The main topics of Ellen L. Neidle's work include bacterial genetics and biotechnology, microbial metabolic engineering and bioproduction, CRISPR and genetic engineering, antibiotic resistance in bacteria, evolution and genetic dynamics, microbial natural products and biosynthesis, and genomics and phylogenetic studies.
Frequent co-authors collaborating with Ellen L. Neidle are:
They have published regularly in certain venues, including:
Some recent publications by Ellen L. Neidle include:
Their body of research reflects an integrated approach to understanding bacterial functions and genetics, microbial metabolic capabilities, and mechanisms of resistance and regulation within bacteria. The frequent themes across their work include genetic engineering tools, metabolic pathway analysis, and bacterial transport and regulatory systems.
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E L Neidle;C Hartnett;L N Ornston;A Bairoch
Sam J. B. Mallinson;Melodie M. Machovina;Melodie M. Machovina;Rodrigo L. Silveira;Rodrigo L. Silveira;Marc Garcia-Borràs
S Harayama;M Rekik;A Bairoch;E L Neidle
Alison Buchan;Lauren S. Collier;Ellen L. Neidle;Mary Ann Moran
Lauren S. Collier;George L. Gaines;Ellen L. Neidle
E L Neidle;C Hartnett;S Bonitz;L N Ornston
E L Neidle;S Kaplan
C. Hartnett;E. L. Neidle;Ka-Leung Ngai;L. N. Ornston
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Ellen L Neidle;Christopher Hartnett;L Nicholas Ornston;Amos Marc Bairoch
E L Neidle;C Hartnett;L N Ornston
Lauren S. Collier;Nancy N. Nichols;Ellen L. Neidle
Obidimma C. Ezezika;Sandra Haddad;Todd J. Clark;Ellen L. Neidle
Becky M. Bundy;Lauren S. Collier;Timothy R. Hoover;Ellen L. Neidle
E L Neidle;M K Shapiro;L N Ornston
Alison Buchan;Ellen L. Neidle;Mary Ann Moran
Andrew B. Reams;Ellen L. Neidle
E L Neidle;L N Ornston
C E Romero-Arroyo;M A Schell;G L Gaines;E L Neidle
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