Troy Stevens is a researcher affiliated with the University of South Alabama in the United States. Their work spans multiple disciplines within medicine and biological sciences, focusing particularly on pulmonary and respiratory medicine as well as molecular biology.
The scientist's research primarily encompasses the following main fields of study:
The more specific subfields of study related to their research include:
The core topics covered in their research are wide-ranging and include:
Stevens has published extensively in various scientific journals. The most frequent publication venues include:
Among recent papers authored or co-authored by Stevens are:
Collaborative efforts are a significant aspect of Stevens' work. Frequent coauthors include:
George H. Brough;Songwei Wu;Donna Cioffi;Timothy M. Moore
Troy Stevens;Joe G. N. Garcia;D. Michael Shasby;Jahar Bhattacharya
Rubin M. Tuder;Steven H. Abman;Thomas Braun;Frédérique Capron
Nutan Prasain;Troy Stevens
Pradeep R. Rai;Carlyne D. Cool;Judy A. C. King;Troy Stevens
Judy King;Tray Hamil;Judy Creighton;Songwei Wu
Teri J. Franks;Thomas V. Colby;William D. Travis;Rubin M. Tuder
Diego F. Alvarez;Lan Huang;Judy A. C. King;M. Khair ElZarrad
T.G.A. Stevens;C.J. de Ruiter;Jos Twisk;G.J.P. Savelsbergh
J. J. Kelly;T. M. Moore;P. Babal;A. H. Diwan
Margueritte Mabry White;Stacy Zamudio;Troy Stevens;Robert Tyler
Timothy M. Moore;Paul M. Chetham;John J. Kelly;Troy Stevens
Sarah L. Sayner;Dara W. Frank;Judy King;Hairu Chen
Fengtian He;Jiang Li;Ying Mu;Ramalinga Kuruba
Timothy M. Moore;George H. Brough;Paul Babal;John J. Kelly
Sarah Gebb;Troy Stevens
Glenda Parra-Bonilla;Diego F. Alvarez;Abu-Bakr Al-Mehdi;Mikhail Alexeyev
Troy Stevens;Robert Rosenberg;William Aird;Thomas Quertermous
Judy A. King;Solomon F. Ofori-Acquah;Troy Stevens;Abu Bakr Al-Mehdi
John H. Newman;Barry L. Fanburg;Stephen L. Archer;David B. Badesch
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