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Scientific Reports|August 20, 2016
S100A12 is up-regulated in pulmonary tuberculosis and predicts the extent of alveolar infiltration on chest radiography: an observational studyLuis C Berrocal-Almanza, Surabhi Goyal, Abid Hussain, et al.
Cancer Reports (Hoboken, N.J.)|October 1, 2021
Characterizing academic performance in pediatric acute lymphoblastic leukemia with population-based achievement testsHend M Al-Kaylani, Erin E Reasoner, Bradley T Loeffler, et al.
Journal of Neuroscience Research|November 22, 2016
Sex-specific effects of the Huntington gene on normal neurodevelopmentJessica K Lee, Yue Ding, Amy L Conrad, et al.
Children (Basel, Switzerland)|February 27, 2026
Burden of RSV-Associated Inpatient Care and Emergency Service Utilization in Two German Pediatric Centers Across Six Seasons Including the First Nirsevimab YearLisa Gürke, Gregor Hanslik, Linda-Marie Mulzer, et al.
Virology|September 3, 2017
Heartland virus infection in hamsters deficient in type I interferon signaling: Protracted disease course ameliorated by favipiravirJonna B Westover, Johanna D Rigas, Arnaud J Van Wettere, et al.
Frontiers in Pediatrics|July 3, 2026
Terminal 4q duplication and extended 10q deletion in a preterm infant with linear growth restriction: transcriptomic evidence of disrupted developmental and metabolic pathwaysEva Teresa Töpfer, Marion Zähringer, Michael K Baumgartner, et al.
Plos Neglected Tropical Diseases|March 17, 2017
LigB subunit vaccine confers sterile immunity against challenge in the hamster model of leptospirosisNeida L Conrad, Flávia W Cruz McBride, Jéssica D Souza, et al.
Nano Letters|March 29, 2023
Plasmonic Response of Complex Nanoparticle AssembliesZachary M Sherman, Kihoon Kim, Jiho Kang, et al.
BMC Pediatrics|May 15, 2025
The transfusion of prematures early school age follow-up (TOP 5): protocol for a longitudinal cohort studyAmy L Conrad, Sara B DeMauro, Haresh Kirpalani, et al.
The Journal of Experimental Medicine|December 10, 2009
Maternal TLR signaling is required for prenatal asthma protection by the nonpathogenic microbe Acinetobacter lwoffii F78Melanie L Conrad, Ruth Ferstl, René Teich, et al.
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