Meghan A. Duffy is a researcher affiliated with the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor in the United States. Their work spans multiple fields including biochemistry, genetics, molecular biology, and environmental science, with a strong focus on genetics and ecology.
Their research covers a variety of specialized topics such as:
Meghan A. Duffy has published extensively, with recent papers including:
Their frequent co-authors include:
Publication venues where Meghan A. Duffy's work most frequently appears are:
Meghan A. Duffy's subfields of research include genetics, ecology, public health related to environmental and occupational health, sociology and political science, and insect science. Their research methodology often involves integrating ecological dynamics with genetic and molecular approaches to better understand host-parasite relationships and evolutionary processes in diverse biological systems.
Meghan A. Duffy;Lena Sivars-Becker
Spencer R. Hall;Lena Sivars-Becker;Claes Becker;Meghan A. Duffy
Spencer R. Hall;Meghan A. Duffy;Carla E. Caceres
Meghan A. Duffy;Spencer R. Hall;Alan J. Tessier;Marianne Huebner
Spencer R. Hall;Christine J. Knight;Claes R. Becker;Meghan A. Duffy
Meghan A. Duffy;Spencer R. Hall
Spencer R. Hall;Claes R. Becker;Joseph L. Simonis;Meghan A. Duffy
Meghan A. Duffy;Jessica Housley Ochs;Rachel M. Penczykowski;David J. Civitello
Spencer R. Hall;Alan J. Tessier;Meghan A. Duffy;Marianne Huebner
Mary A. Rogalski;Camden D. Gowler;Clara L. Shaw;Ruth A. Hufbauer
Meghan A. Duffy;Jessica M. Housley;Rachel M. Penczykowski;Carla E. Cáceres
Spencer R. Hall;Claes R. Becker;Meghan A. Duffy;Carla E. Cáceres
C. E. Cáceres;S. R. Hall;M. A. Duffy;A. J. Tessier
Meghan A Duffy;Meghan A Duffy;Meghan A Duffy;Chad E Brassil;Chad E Brassil;Spencer R Hall;Spencer R Hall;Alan J Tessier
Catherine L. Searle;Catherine L. Searle;Joseph R. Mendelson;Linda E. Green;Meghan A. Duffy;Meghan A. Duffy
Curtis M. Lively;Jacobus C. de Roode;Meghan A. Duffy;Andrea L. Graham
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Meghan A. Duffy;Samantha E. Forde
Meghan A. Duffy;Spencer R. Hall;Carla E. Cáceres;Anthony R. Ives
Meghan A. Duffy;Linda J. Perry;Colleen M. Kearns;Lawrence J. Weider
Charles W. Fox;Meghan A. Duffy;Daphne J. Fairbairn;Jennifer A. Meyer
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