James T. Parsons is affiliated with the University of Florida in the United States. Their research focuses primarily on medicine, with a strong emphasis on immunology and microbiology. Within these fields, Parsons contributes extensively to oncology and immunology, as well as areas related to radiology, nuclear medicine and imaging, geochemistry and petrology, and molecular biology.
Their scholarly output addresses several main topics, including CAR-T cell therapy research, immunotherapy and immune responses, monoclonal and polyclonal antibodies research, geological modeling and analysis, biosimilars and bioanalytical methods, CRISPR and genetic engineering, and virus-based gene therapy research.
Among Parsons' recent publications are:
Frequent collaborators include:
Parsons' work has appeared predominantly in the following venues:
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Robert J. Amdur;James T. Parsons;William M. Mendenhall;Rodney R. Million
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James T. Parsons;Francis J. Bova;Rodney R. Million
James T. Parsons;Constance R. Fitzgerald;C. Ian Hood;Kenneth E. Ellingwood
James T. Parsons;William M. Mendenhall;Scott P. Stringer;Nicholas J. Cassisi
William M. Mendenhall;James T. Parsons;Rodney R. Million;Gilbert H. Fletcher
James T. Parsons;William M. Mendenhall;Nicholas J. Cassisi;John H. Isaacs
William M. Mendenhall;Anthony A. Mancuso;James T. Parsons;Scott P. Stringer
Anthony A. Mancuso;Suresh K. Mukherji;Ilona Schmalfuss;William Mendenhall
James T. Parsons;William M. Mendenhall;Anthony A. Mancuso;Nicholas J. Cassisi
Douglas A. Fein;William M. Mendenhall;James T. Parsons;Rodney R. Million
Mark P. McLaughlin;William M. Mendenhall;Anthony A. Mancuso;James T. Parsons
James T. Parsons;Frank J. Bova;Constance R. Fitzgerald;William M. Mendenhall
H.Rodney Withers;Lester J. Peters;Jeremy M.G. Taylor;Jean B. Owen
Douglas A. Fein;W.Robert Lee;Warren R. Amos;Russell W. Hinerman
William M. Mendenhall;William M. Mendenhall;James T. Parsons;Scott P. Stringer;Nicholas J. Cassisi
Frank A. Pameijer;Anthony A. Mancuso;William M. Mendenhall;James T. Parsons
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