Morey W. Haymond is affiliated with Baylor College of Medicine in the United States. Their research primarily focuses on medicine, with significant contributions to biochemistry, genetics, and molecular biology. Within these domains, their work spans subfields such as molecular biology, endocrinology, diabetes and metabolism, genetics, surgery, and nutrition and dietetics.
The scientist's main research topics include infant nutrition and health, glycosylation and glycoproteins research, metabolism related to diabetes and cancer, digestive system health, pancreatic function and diabetes, cardiovascular risks associated with diabetes, and diabetes treatment and management.
Morey W. Haymond has published extensively in several venues. Frequent publication outlets include UNC Libraries, Diabetes, Nature Communications, Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research), and Scientific Reports.
Frequent co-authors collaborating with Morey W. Haymond include Mahmoud A. Mohammad, Lars Bode, Nathan E. Lewis, Stephanie T. Chung, and Shylaja Srinivasan.
Recent papers demonstrate a focus on human milk oligosaccharides, glycomic biosynthesis, insulin resistance, and youth-onset type 2 diabetes. Selected recent publications are:
Philip E. Cryer;Morey W. Haymond;Julio V. Santiago;Suresh D. Shah
M. D. Jensen;M. W. Haymond;R. A. Rizza;Philip Cryer
Dennis M Bier;Rosemary D Leake;Morey W Haymond;Kenneth J Arnold
F F Horber;M W Haymond
Paul S. Thornton;Charles A. Stanley;Diva D. De Leon;Deborah Harris
A J Garber;P E Cryer;J V Santiago;M W Haymond
R. A. Rizza;P. E. Cryer;M. W. Haymond;J. E. Gerich
J Miles;R Glasscock;J Aikens;J Gerich
P. Castellino;L. Luzi;D. C. Simonson;M. Haymond
Alan B. Silverberg;Suresh D. Shah;Morey W. Haymond;Philip E. Cryer
Stephanie A. Amiel;Sonia Caprio;Robert S. Sherwin;Gerd Plewe
P S Simmons;J M Miles;J E Gerich;M W Haymond
Robert A. Rizza;John E. Gerich;Morey W. Haymond;Robert E. Westland
Gert Jan Van Der Heijden;Zhiyue J. Wang;Zili D. Chu;Pieter J J Sauer
W. Frederick Schwenk;Peter J. Berg;Bernard Beaufrere;John M. Miles
Annika S. Axelsson;Emily Tubbs;Brig Mecham;Shaji Chacko
W. F. Schwenk;B. Beaufrere;M. W. Haymond
I. Hansen;E. Tsalikian;B. Beaufrere;J. Gerich
Nelly Mauras;Alan D. Rogol;Morey W. Haymond;Johannes D. Veldhuis
M D Jensen;M W Haymond;J E Gerich;P E Cryer
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