Thomas Walz is affiliated with Rockefeller University in the United States. Their research has primarily focused on the fields of biochemistry, genetics, and molecular biology, with secondary interests in medicine. Key subfields include molecular biology, physiology, radiology, nuclear medicine and imaging, immunology, and hematology.
Their work involves investigation into topics such as lipid membrane structure and behavior, monoclonal and polyclonal antibodies research, DNA repair mechanisms, erythrocyte function and pathophysiology, telomeres, telomerase, and senescence, platelet disorders and treatments, and genomics and chromatin dynamics.
Frequent co-authors in their publications include Yixiao Zhang, Titia de Lange, Barry S. Coller, Martin Bush, and Jihong Li.
Thomas Walz has published extensively in several scientific venues, notably:
Recent representative publications include:
Among the awards received, Thomas Walz was designated as a Hellman Fellow in 2003.
K Murata;K Mitsuoka;T Hirai;T Walz
Hilal A. Lashuel;Dean Hartley;Benjamin M. Petre;Thomas Walz
Junichi Takagi;Benjamin M. Petre;Thomas Walz;Timothy A. Springer
Jixi Li;Thomas McQuade;Ansgar B. Siemer;Johanna Napetschnig
Joseph D. Mougous;Marianne E. Cuff;Stefan Raunser;Aimee Shen
Minlong Shi;Jianghai Zhu;Rui Wang;Xing Chen
Chan Young Park;Paul J. Hoover;Franklin M. Mullins;Priti Bachhawat
Hilal A. Lashuel;Benjamin M. Petre;Joseph Wall;Martha Simon
Melanie Ohi;Ying Li;Yifan Cheng;Thomas Walz
Tamir Gonen;Yifan Cheng;Piotr Sliz;Piotr Sliz;Yoko Hiroaki
David S. Leggett;John Hanna;Anna Borodovsky;Bernat Crosas
Yifan Cheng;Olga Zak;Philip Aisen;Stephen C Harrison;Stephen C Harrison
Alexander Fotin;Yifan Cheng;Piotr Sliz;Nikolaus Grigorieff
Yifan Cheng;Nikolaus Grigorieff;Pawel A. Penczek;Thomas Walz
Thomas Walz;Thomas Walz;Teruhisa Hirai;Kazuyoshi Murata;J. Bernard Heymann
Bin Wu;Alys Peisley;Alys Peisley;Claire Richards;Hui Yao
Calvin K. Yip;Kazuyoshi Murata;Thomas Walz;Thomas Walz;David M. Sabatini
Yoko Hiroaki;Kazutoshi Tani;Akiko Kamegawa;Nobuhiko Gyobu
Tamir Gonen;Yifan Cheng;Piotr Sliz;Yoko Hiroaki
Joseph D. Mougous;Marianne E. Cuff;Stefan Raunser;Aimee Shen
If you think any of the details on this page are incorrect, let us know.
Exploring Biology and Biochemistry in the USA opens a range of flexible online degree options and career directions. For those interested in healthcare, transitioning careers can be seamless with specialized pathways like the cma to lpn programs. These help certified medical assistants advance toward licensed practical nursing, broadening clinical opportunities.
Students seeking a fast-track into the sciences can consider online biology programs that offer accelerated learning and greater flexibility. For entry into nursing, earning a credential through an asn program online can provide both a foundation in medical sciences and direct patient care experience.
Another emerging path combines biochemistry with wellness by pursuing an online bachelor's in nutrition. This route prepares graduates for careers in health promotion, food science, and public health. No matter your interest, online degrees in the sciences make it possible to build skills and credentials at your own pace, while opening doors to diverse career prospects in the U.S. and beyond.
University of Zagreb
University of New South Wales
Sapienza University of Rome
Texas A&M University at Galveston
University of Michigan–Ann Arbor
Alagappa University
National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine
University of Arizona
Stony Brook University
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
King Abdullah University of Science and Technology
University of Innsbruck
Guangxi University for Nationalities
University of Notre Dame
University of Miami
University of Western Australia
