Thomas E. Wellems is affiliated with the National Institutes of Health in the United States. Their work spans multiple fields including Medicine and Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology, with a focus on subfields such as Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health, Molecular Biology, Infectious Diseases, Epidemiology, and Computational Theory and Mathematics.
The scientist's main research topics include:
Thomas E. Wellems has contributed to various journals, frequently publishing in the following venues:
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Frequent co-authors in their research collaborations include:
Thomas E. Wellems has received several recognitions, including:
David A. Fidock;Takashi Nomura;Angela K. Talley;Roland A. Cooper
Xin zhuan Su;Virginia M. Heatwole;Samuel P. Wertheimer;Frangoise Guinet
Abdoulaye Djimdé;Ogobara K. Doumbo;Joseph F. Cortese;Kassoum Kayentao
Thomas E. Wellems;Christopher V. Plowe
David Walliker;Isabella A. Quakyi;Thomas E. Wellems;Thomas F. McCutchan
David S. Peterson;David Walliker;Thomas E. Wellems
Christopher V. Plowe;Abdoulaye Djimde;Madama Bouare;Ogobara Doumbo
Louis H Miller;Hans C Ackerman;Xin-zhuan Su;Thomas E Wellems
T. E. Wellems;L. J. Panton;I. Y. Gluzman;V. E. do Rosario
Lúcio H. Freitas-Junior;Emmanuel Bottius;Lindsay A. Pirrit;Kirk W. Deitsch
David S. Peterson;Wilbur K. Milhous;Thomas E. Wellems
Xin-zhuan Su;Laura A. Kirkman;Hisashi Fujioka;Thomas E. Wellems
Yimin Wu;Laura A. Kirkman;Thomas E. Wellems
Yimin Wu;C. D. Sifri;Hsien-Hsien Lei;Xin-Zhuan Su
Kirk W. Deitsch;Casey L. Driskill;Thomas E. Wellems
Thomas E. Wellems;Annie Walker-Jonah;Lindsey J. Panton
L Aravind;Lakshminarayan M Iyer;Thomas E Wellems;Louis H Miller
R J Howard;S Uni;M Aikawa;S B Aley
Xin-zhuan Su;Michael T. Ferdig;Yaming Huang;Chuong Q. Huynh
John H. Adams;Dlana E. Hudson;Motomi Torii;Gary E. Ward
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