Tomas A. Prolla is affiliated with the University of Wisconsin-Madison in the United States. Their research primarily focuses on fields within Medicine and Biochemistry, Genetics, and Molecular Biology, with notable contributions to subfields such as Physiology, Molecular Biology, Cancer Research, Geriatrics and Gerontology, and Endocrinology, Diabetes, and Metabolism.
The main topics covered in Tomas A. Prolla's work include:
They have authored research papers published in a variety of scientific venues. Some frequent publication outlets include:
Significant recent papers authored or coauthored by Tomas A. Prolla include:
Tomas A. Prolla frequently collaborates with several researchers. Some of the most frequent coauthors include:
G. C. Kujoth;A. Hiona;T. D. Pugh;S. Someya
Cheol Koo Lee;Roger G. Klopp;Richard Weindruch;Tomas A. Prolla
Cheol Koo Lee;Richard Weindruch;Tomas A. Prolla
Marcia C. Haigis;Raul Mostoslavsky;Kevin M. Haigis;Kamau Fahie
Hsiuchen Chen;Marc Vermulst;Yun E. Wang;Anne Chomyn
Shinichi Someya;Shinichi Someya;Wei Yu;William C. Hallows;Jinze Xu
Philipp Oberdoerffer;Shaday Michan;Michael McVay;Raul Mostoslavsky
Levi J Yant;Qitao Ran;Lin Rao;Holly Van Remmen
Jamie L. Barger;Tsuyoshi Kayo;James M. Vann;Edward B. Arias
Alexander S. Hebert;Kristin E. Dittenhafer-Reed;Wei Yu;Derek J. Bailey
Dao Fu Dai;Simon C. Johnson;Jason J. Villarin;Michael T. Chin
Tsuyoshi Kayo;David B. Allison;Richard Weindruch;Tomas A. Prolla
Marc Vermulst;Jason H Bielas;Gregory C Kujoth;Warren C Ladiges
Marc Vermulst;Jonathan Wanagat;Gregory C Kujoth;Jason H Bielas
T. A. Prolla;S. M. Baker;A. C. Harris;J.-L. Tsao
William C. Hallows;Wei Yu;Brian C. Smith;Mark K. Devries
Cheol-Koo Lee;David B. Allison;Jaap Brand;Richard Weindruch
Adeel Safdar;Jacqueline M. Bourgeois;Daniel I. Ogborn;Jonathan P. Little
Richard Weindruch;Tsuyoshi Kayo;Cheol Koo Lee;Tomas A. Prolla
Patrick M. Loerch;Tao Lu;Kelly A. Dakin;James M. Vann
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