Jeffrey E. Barrick is affiliated with The University of Texas at Austin in the United States. Their work primarily spans fields within Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology, as well as Agricultural and Biological Sciences. The scientist's research output prominently features studies in Molecular Biology, Insect Science, Genetics, Ecology, and the combined field of Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics.
The scientist has made contributions across several research topics, including:
Jeffrey E. Barrick has authored multiple papers published in notable venues, including bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory), mBio, Nature Communications, Nucleic Acids Research, and the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Some recent examples of published work are:
The scientist's frequent collaborators include:
Daniel E. Deatherage;Jeffrey E. Barrick
Jeffrey E. Barrick;Dong Su Yu;Dong Su Yu;Sung Ho Yoon;Haeyoung Jeong
Maumita Mandal;Benjamin Boese;Jeffrey E Barrick;Wade C Winkler
Benjamin H. Good;Michael J. McDonald;Michael J. McDonald;Jeffrey E. Barrick;Richard E. Lenski
Jeffrey E. Barrick;Richard E. Lenski
Zachary D. Blount;Jeffrey E. Barrick;Carla J. Davidson;Richard E. Lenski
Maumita Mandal;Mark Lee;Jeffrey E. Barrick;Zasha Weinberg
Jeffrey E. Barrick;Keith A. Corbino;Wade C. Winkler;Ali Nahvi
Jeffrey E Barrick;Jeffrey E Barrick;Ronald R Breaker
Wade C Winkler;Ali Nahvi;Narasimhan Sudarsan;Jeffrey E Barrick
Justin R. Meyer;Devin T. Dobias;Joshua S. Weitz;Jeffrey E. Barrick;Jeffrey E. Barrick
Narasimhan Sudarsan;Jeffrey E. Barrick;Ronald R. Breaker
Olivier Tenaillon;Jeffrey E. Barrick;Jeffrey E. Barrick;Noah Ribeck;Daniel E. Deatherage
Ali Nahvi;Jeffrey E. Barrick;Ronald R. Breaker
Zasha Weinberg;Jeffrey E. Barrick;Zizhen Yao;Adam Roth
Robert J. Woods;Jeffrey E. Barrick;Tim F. Cooper;Utpala Shrestha
Sébastien Wielgoss;Jeffrey E. Barrick;Olivier Tenaillon;Olivier Tenaillon;Michael J. Wiser
Narasimhan Sudarsan;Ming C. Hammond;Kirsten F. Block;Rüdiger Welz
Jeffrey E. Barrick;Narasimhan Sudarsan;Zasha Weinberg;Walter L. Ruzzo
Adam Roth;Wade C Winkler;Wade C Winkler;Elizabeth E Regulski;Bobby W K Lee
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