Jeffrey D. Chulay is affiliated with the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research in the United States. Their research primarily spans the fields of Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology, with significant contributions also made in Medicine. Subfields of study relevant to their work include Molecular Biology, Ophthalmology, Genetics, and Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging.
The scientist's work is focused on retinal development and disorders, particularly within the context of virus-based gene therapy research and treatments for retinal diseases. They have contributed to understanding retinal and optic conditions, as well as retinal and macular surgery.
Recent publications include:
Frequent coauthors in their research include:
Their research has been published most often in the journals Human Gene Therapy and Ophthalmology Retina, reflecting a consistent focus on gene therapy applications in ophthalmology.
Christian F. Ockenhouse;Narendra N. Tandon;Cathleen Magowan;G. A. Jamieson
Jeffrey D. Chulay;Anthony D. M. Bryceson
Mark L. Brantly;Jeffrey D. Chulay;Lili Wang;Christian Mueller
Terence R. Flotte;Bruce C. Trapnell;Margaret Humphries;Brenna Carey
C. F. Ockenhouse;May Ho;N. N. Tandon;G. A. Van Seventer
B. K. L. Sim;P. A. Orlandi;J. D. Haynes;F. W. Klotz
Stephen L. Hoffman;Charles N. Oster;Christopher V. Plowe;Gillian R. Woollett
Sornchai Looareesuwan;Jeffrey D. Chulay;Craig J. Canfield;David B. A. Hutchinson
J D Chulay;J D Haynes;C L Diggs
J.D. Chulay;L. Fleckenstein;D.H. Smith
Richard G. Weleber;Mark E. Pennesi;David J. Wilson;Shalesh Kaushal
Jeffrey D. Chulay;Harrison C. Spencer;Mutuma Mugambi
Birthe Høgh;Paul D Clarke;Daniel Camus;Hans Dieter Nothdurft
Jeffrey D. Chulay;William M. Watkins;David G. Sixsmith
Christian Mueller;Jeffrey D. Chulay;Bruce C. Trapnell;Margaret Humphries
L. W. Preston Church;Thong P. Le;Joe P. Bryan;Daniel M. Gordon
Palmer A. Orlandi;B. Kim Lee Sim;B. Kim Lee Sim;Jeffrey D. Chulay;J.David Haynes
Barry C. Elford;J.David Haynes;Jeffrey D. Chulay;Robert J.M. Wilson
David G. Sixsmith;William M. Watkins;Jeffrey D. Chulay;Harrison C. Spencer
J D Chulay;J A Lyon;J D Haynes;A I Meierovics
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