Phillip Nagley is affiliated with Monash University in Australia. Their research spans several interconnected areas within the biomedical sciences, focusing primarily on medicine, biochemistry, genetics, and molecular biology.
Their recent publications include a paper titled Reflections on the 50-year history of the Federation of Asian and Oceanian Biochemists and Molecular Biologists (FAOBMB), published in 2022 in the journal IUBMB Life. This work contributes to the historical and contextual understanding of the FAOBMB organization within the biochemical community.
Nagley has authored research that aligns with the main fields of study described as:
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Throughout their research career, Nagley has frequently collaborated with several co-authors, including:
Most of their work has been published in the journal IUBMB Life, reflecting a focused engagement in professional biochemical discourse.
Francis J. Miller;Franklin L. Rosenfeldt;Chunfang Zhang;Anthony W. Linnane
Julie D. Atkin;Manal A. Farg;Bradley J. Turner;Doris Tomas
Vincent W. S. Liu;Hong Hui Shi;Annie N. Y. Cheung;Pui Man Chiu
Chunfang Zhang;Alessandra Baumer;Ronald J. Maxwell;Anthony W. Linnane
Phillip Nagley;Anthony W. Linnane
Vincent W. S. Liu;Chunfang Zhang;Phillip Nagley
Tetsuhiro Minamikawa;David A. Williams;David N. Bowser;Phillip Nagley
Ian G. Macreadie;Charles E. Novitski;Ronald J. Maxwell;Ulrik John
Gavin Clive Higgins;Philip M Beart;Yea Seul Shin;Minghui Jessica Chen
Chunfang Zhang;A. W. Linnane;P. Nagley
Maria L. R. Lim;May-Ghee Lum;Tania M. Hansen;Xavier Roucou
Franklin Lawrence Rosenfeldt;Silvana Marasco;William Lyon;Michelle Wowk
Anthony W. Linnane;Chunfang Zhang;Alessandra Baumer;Phillip Nagley
Phillip Nagley;Leigh B. Farrell;David P. Gearing;Debra Nero
Phillip Nagley;Anthony W. Linnane
Justin Mariani;Ruchong Ou;Michael Bailey;Michael Rowland
Tetsuhiro Minamikawa;Absorn Sriratana;David A Williams;David N Bowser
Rodney J Devenish;Mark Prescott;Xavier Roucou;Phillip Nagley
Maria L.R Lim;Tetsuhiro Minamikawa;Phillip Nagley
Phillip Nagley
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