Zemer Gitai is a researcher affiliated with Princeton University in the United States. Their work spans various areas within biochemistry, genetics, and molecular biology, with particular emphasis on molecular biology and genetics.
Their research topics include:
Zemer Gitai has contributed extensively to the literature, with notable frequent coauthors including:
The most common venues where Gitai's work appears are:
Some recent papers authored or co-authored by Gitai include:
Zemer Gitai has been recognized with the National Institutes of Health Director's Pioneer Award in 2015.
Alexandre Persat;Carey D. Nadell;Minyoung Kevin Kim;Francois Ingremeau
Zemer Gitai;Natalie Anne Dye;Ann Reisenauer;Masaaki Wachi
Sven van Teeffelen;Siyuan Wang;Leon Furchtgott;Leon Furchtgott;Kerwyn Casey Huang
Alexandre Persat;Yuki F. Inclan;Joanne N. Engel;Howard A. Stone
Michele Castellana;Maxwell Z Wilson;Yifan Xu;Preeti Joshi
Kerwyn Casey Huang;Ranjan Mukhopadhyay;Bingni Wen;Zemer Gitai
Zemer Gitai;Natalie Dye;Lucy Shapiro
Michael Ingerson-Mahar;Ariane Briegel;John N. Werner;Grant J. Jensen
Tristan S. Ursell;Jeffrey Nguyen;Russell D. Monds;Alexandre Colavin
Zemer Gitai;Timothy W. Yu;Erik A. Lundquist;Marc Tessier-Lavigne
James K. Martin;Joseph P. Sheehan;Benjamin P. Bratton;Gabriel M. Moore
So Yeon Kim;Zemer Gitai;Anika Kinkhabwala;Lucy Shapiro
Zemer Gitai;Zemer Gitai
Raphael J. Morscher;Gregory S. Ducker;Sophia Hsin Jung Li;Johannes A. Mayer
Evan M. Zhao;Nathan Suek;Maxwell Z. Wilson;Elliot Dine
Gregory S. Ducker;Jonathan M. Ghergurovich;Nello Mainolfi;Vipin Suri
Judith H. Merritt;Dae Gon Ha;Kimberly N. Cowles;Wenyun Lu
John N. Werner;Eric Y. Chen;Jonathan M. Guberman;Angela R. Zippilli
Rachel Kaletsky;Rebecca S. Moore;Geoffrey D. Vrla;Lance R. Parsons
Handuo Shi;Benjamin P. Bratton;Zemer Gitai;Kerwyn Casey Huang
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