Robert N. Eisenman is affiliated with the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in the United States. Their research spans multiple fields including biochemistry, genetics, molecular biology, and medicine, with a focus on molecular biology, oncology, cancer research, genetics, and hematology.
The scientist's work concentrates on several research topics consistently addressed across publications:
Robert N. Eisenman has published frequently in venues including:
Recent papers authored or coauthored by Eisenman demonstrate a focus on cancer biology, transcription regulation, and metabolism. Some notable works include:
Frequent collaborators of Eisenman include Patrick A. Carroll, Brian Freie, David MacPherson, Stephanie Dobersch, and Sita Kugel.
Recognitions awarded to Eisenman throughout their career include:
Xinsheng Nan;Huck-Hui Ng;Colin A. Johnson;Carol D. Laherty
Elizabeth Marie Blackwood;Robert Neil Eisenman;Donald E. Ayer
Carla Grandori;Shaun M. Cowley;Leonard P. James;Robert N. Eisenman
Thorsten Heinzel;Robert M. Lavinsky;Tina-Marie Mullen;Mats Söderström
Carol D Laherty;Wen-Ming Yang;Jian-Min Sun;James R Davie
TK Blackwell;L Kretzner;EM Blackwood;RN Eisenman
Martin Eilers;Robert N. Eisenman
Hilary A. Coller;Carla Grandori;Pablo Tamayo;Trent Colbert
Markus Welcker;Amir Orian;Jianping Jin;Jonathan A. Grim;Jonathan A. Grim
Donald E. Ayer;Leo Kretzner;Robert N. Eisenman
Yuzuru Shiio;Robert N. Eisenman
Donald E Ayer;Quentin A Lawrence;Robert N Eisenman
Carla Grandori;Natividad Gomez-Roman;Zoe A. Felton-Edkins;Celine Ngouenet
Laura A. Johnston;David A. Prober;Bruce A. Edgar;Robert N. Eisenman
S R Hann;R N Eisenman
B Lüscher;R N Eisenman
Paul S. Knoepfler;Pei Feng Cheng;Robert N. Eisenman
Leo Kretzner;Elizabeth M. Blackwood;Robert N. Eisenman
Stephen R. Hann;Michael W. King;David L. Bentley;Carl W. Anderson
Mark Groudine;Robert Eisenman;Harold Weintraub
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