Philipp W. Messer is a researcher affiliated with Cornell University in the United States. Their research contributions span multiple areas within biochemistry, genetics, and molecular biology, with a particular focus on agricultural and biological sciences.
Their work is published across various journals, including notable venues such as bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory), eLife, Science, Nature Communications, and BMC Biology. Messer has published 23 papers in bioRxiv, as well as multiple papers in eLife, Science, Nature Communications, and BMC Biology.
Their main fields of study include biochemistry, genetics, and molecular biology, with a significant volume of work also in agricultural and biological sciences. Subfields of study highlight genetics, molecular biology, insect science, public health, environmental and occupational health, and plant science.
The primary topics in their research encompass:
Frequent co-authors collaborating with Messer include Jackson Champer, Samuel E. Champer, Andrew G. Clark, Benjamin C. Haller, and Isabel K. Kim.
Recent papers by Philipp W. Messer include:
Benjamin C Haller;Philipp W Messer
Philipp W. Messer;Dmitri A. Petrov
Nandita R. Garud;Philipp W. Messer;Erkan O. Buzbas;Dmitri A. Petrov
David P.L. Toews;Scott A. Taylor;Rachel Vallender;Alan Brelsford
Jackson Champer;Riona Reeves;Suh Yeon Oh;Chen Liu
Talia L Karasov;Philipp W. Messer;Dmitri A. Petrov
Robert L Unckless;Andrew G Clark;Philipp W Messer
Benjamin C. Haller;Philipp W. Messer
Jackson Champer;Jingxian Liu;Suh Yeon Oh;Riona Reeves
Philipp W. Messer;Dmitri A. Petrov
Philipp W. Messer;Stephen P. Ellner;Nelson G. Hairston
David S. Lawrie;Philipp W. Messer;Ruth Hershberg;Ruth Hershberg;Dmitri A. Petrov
David Enard;Philipp W. Messer;Dmitri A. Petrov
Philipp W. Messer
Benjamin C. Haller;Jared Galloway;Jerome Kelleher;Philipp W. Messer
Diamantis Sellis;Benjamin J. Callahan;Dmitri A. Petrov;Philipp W. Messer
Josefa González;Talia L. Karasov;Philipp W. Messer;Dmitri A. Petrov
Jeffrey R. Adrion;Christopher B. Cole;Noah Dukler;Jared G. Galloway
Miriam Champer;Alexandra M. Wong;Jackson Champer;Ilana L. Brito
Fabian Staubach;Anna Lorenc;Philipp W. Messer;Kun Tang
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