Stephen W. Peterson is affiliated with the National Center for Agricultural Utilization Research in the United States. Their research spans multiple scientific fields with a focus on agricultural and biological sciences, biochemistry, genetics, molecular biology, and medicine, integrating insights from plant science, cell biology, clinical biochemistry, epidemiology, and public health, environmental and occupational health.
Their main research topics cover areas relevant to agriculture and medical science including mycotoxins in agriculture and food, plant pathogens and fungal diseases, plant disease resistance and genetics, bacterial identification and susceptibility testing, infective endocarditis diagnosis and management, and streptococcal infections and treatments.
Their publication record includes papers published in journals such as Mycologia and Genomics. Notable recent papers include:
Frequent coauthors collaborating with Stephen W. Peterson include:
Their work contributes to understanding fungal species diversity in agricultural and indoor environments, as well as advancing methodologies for detecting pathogens directly from clinical samples through whole genome sequencing techniques.
Stephen W. Peterson
David L. Hawksworth;David L. Hawksworth;Pedro W. Crous;Scott A. Redhead;Don R. Reynolds
R.A. Samson;N. Yilmaz;J. Houbraken;H. Spierenburg
D.M. Geiser;M.A. Klich;J.C. Frisvad;S.W. Peterson
S. Arunmozhi Balajee;Rui Kano;John W. Baddley;Stephen A. Moser
Yoko Ito;Stephen W. Peterson;Donald T. Wicklow;Tetsuhisa Goto
R.A. Samson;S. S. Hong;S.W. Peterson;J.C. Frisvad
Francisco Posada;M. Catherine Aime;Stephen W. Peterson;Stephen A. Rehner
Stephen W. Peterson;Yoko Ito;Bruce W. Horn;Tetsuhisa Goto
P. W. Crous;P. W. Crous;M. J. Wingfield;D. M. Richardson;J. J. Le Roux
P.W. Crous;J.J. Luangsa-ard;M.J. Wingfield;A.J. Carnegie
P.W. Crous;M.J. Wingfield;T.I. Burgess;A.J. Carnegie
Fernando E. Vega;Ann Simpkins;M. Catherine Aime;Francisco Posada
Pedro W. Crous;Michael J. Wingfield;T.I. Burgess;G.E.St.J. Hardy
P.W. Crous;A.J. Carnegie;M.J. Wingfield;R. Sharma
Stephen W. Peterson;Cletus P. Kurtzman
Karen K. Nakasone;Stephen W. Peterson;Shung-Chang Jong
Zeljko Jurjevic;Stephen W. Peterson;Bruce W. Horn
Vit Hubka;Miroslav Kolařík;Alena Kubátová;Stephen W. Peterson
R. A. Samson;S. W. Peterson;Jens Christian Frisvad;J. Varga
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