William G. Wood is affiliated with the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom. Their research spans multiple areas within biochemistry, genetics, molecular biology, and medicine, with a focus on immunology, molecular biology, and cell biology. Their contributions also extend into epidemiology and pulmonary and respiratory medicine.
The scientist's work covers a variety of topics including:
Frequent coauthors of William G. Wood include Andrew J. Davidson, Clelia Amato, R. Heron, Luigi Zechini, and Alessandro Scopelliti. These collaborations have contributed to a cohesive body of work primarily published in several scientific journals.
Common publication venues for their work are:
Among the recent papers authored or coauthored by Wood are:
D J Weatherall;L Pressley;W G Wood;Higgs
Cristina Tufarelli;Jackie A Sloane Stanley;David Garrick;Jackie A Sharpe
Marco De Gobbi;Vip Viprakasit;Jim R Hughes;Chris Fisher
Deborah Hay;Jim R. Hughes;Christian Babbs;James O.J. Davies
Monika S. Kowalczyk;Jim R. Hughes;David Garrick;Magnus D. Lynch
Jill M. Brown;Joanne Green;Ricardo Pires das Neves;Helen A.C. Wallace
Douglas Vernimmen;Marco De Gobbi;Jacqueline A Sloane‐Stanley;William G Wood
Eduardo Anguita;Jim Hughes;Clare M Heyworth;Gerd A Blobel
Helen A.C. Wallace;Fatima Marques-Kranc;Melville Richardson;Francisco Luna-Crespo
J Flint;C F Craddock;A Villegas;D P Bentley
S L Thein;C Hesketh;P Taylor;I J Temperley
Jill M. Brown;Joanne Leach;Joyce E. Reittie;Ann Atzberger
A P Jarman;W G Wood;J A Sharpe;G Gourdon
David Garrick;Jackie A Sharpe;Ruth M. Arkell;Lorraine Dobbie
Lynn Pritchard;Jackie A. Sloane-Stanley;Jackie A. Sharpe;Richard Aspinwall
Richard J Gibbons;Andrea Pellagatti;David Garrick;William G Wood
M. E. Pembrey;W. G. Wood;D. J. Weatherall;R. P. Perrine
Sunitha N. Wickramasinghe;William G. Wood
C S Hatton;A O Wilkie;H C Drysdale;W G Wood
D Vernimmen;M De Gobbi;J A Sloane-Stanley;W G Wood
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