Lou Ann S. Brown is affiliated with Emory University in the United States. Their research primarily spans the fields of Medicine and Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology, with a total of 61 and 16 publications respectively in these domains.
The scientist's work covers several subfields, including Genetics, Pediatrics, Perinatology and Child Health, Hematology, Molecular Biology, and Pulmonary and Respiratory Medicine. Major research topics addressed by Lou Ann S. Brown include:
Their recent publications illustrate a focus on infectious disease mechanisms, mitochondrial function, and immune cell behavior. Notable papers include:
Lou Ann S. Brown frequently collaborates with a group of researchers including Frank Harris, Claudia R. Morris, Carlton Dampier, Rawan Korman, and Dunia Hatabah. The scientist has contributed extensively to several publication venues, with multiple articles appearing in Blood, PEDIATRICS, Alcohol, Experimental Biology and Medicine, and Nutrients.
Dean P Jones;Joanne L Carlson;Paula S Samiec;Paul Sternberg
Fulton T. Crews;Rabih Bechara;Lou Ann Brown;David M. Guidot
Lucky Jain;Xi-Juan Chen;Semra Ramosevac;Lou Ann Brown
Anne M. Fitzpatrick;W. Gerald Teague;Fernando Holguin;Mary Yeh
Jenny E. Han;Jennifer L. Jones;Vin Tangpricha;Vin Tangpricha;Mona A. Brown
Anne M. Fitzpatrick;Melinda Higgins;Fernando Holguin;Lou Ann S. Brown
Tory M. Hagen;Lou Ann Brown;Dean P. Jones
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Sushma K. Cribbs;Jeffrey Lennox;Angela M. Caliendo;Lou Ann Brown
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Samantha M. Yeligar;Frank L. Harris;C. Michael Hart;Lou Ann S. Brown
David M. Guidot;Katharina Modelska;Manuel Lois;Lucky Jain
Lou Ann S. Brown;Xiao-Du Ping;Frank L. Harris;Theresa W. Gauthier
Lou Ann S. Brown;Frank L. Harris;Xiao-Du Ping;Theresa W. Gauthier
Lucky Jain;Xi-Juan Chen;Lou Ann Brown;Douglas C. Eaton
Pratibha C. Joshi;Lisa Applewhite;Jeffrey D. Ritzenthaler;Jesse Roman
Lou Ann S. Brown;Frank L. Harris;David M. Guidot
Karl L. Serrao;James D. Fortenberry;Marilyn L. Owens;Frank L. Harris
Xi Juan Chen;Shaguna Seth;Gang Yue;Pradip Kamat
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