Richard H. Turnage
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Also affiliated: Louisiana State University (2002–2009); United States Department of Veterans Affairs (1996); The University of Texas at Dallas (2000); Duke University (1994–1995); Louisiana State University in Shreveport (2003–2006); University of Michigan (1986–1994); University of Arkansas Medical Center (2014); Veterans Health Administration (1996–1997); VA North Texas Health Care System (1998–2001); Michigan Medicine (1988–1994); Ann Arbor VA Medical Center (1994); Duke Medical Center (1994); Dallas VA Medical Center (1995–2002); Overton Brooks VA Medical Center (2004); C. S. Mott Children's Hospital (1989–1991); Feist-Weiller Cancer Center (2006–2007); Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center New Orleans (2006); Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center Shreveport (2002–2009); Temple University (1996–1998); The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center (1994–2004)
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Richard H. Turnage's research has focused on understanding the molecular mechanisms underlying infectious diseases. He has investigated the role of specific genes and proteins in the pathogenesis of bacterial infections, particularly in relation to host-pathogen interactions. His work has contributed to the understanding of how microbes cause disease and how the host immune system responds.
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- h-index: 37
- Publications: 127
- Citations: 4,104
Selected Publications
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DNA-PKcs controls calcineurin mediated IL-2 production in T lymphocytes (2017)
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Proteomic Identification of DNA-PK Involvement within the RET Signaling Pathway (2015)
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Money Matters: A Curriculum for Resident Personal and Practice Financial Management (2014)
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Money matters: a resident curriculum for financial management (2014)
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DNA-PKcs Mediated Chemoresistance via RET Signaling (2014)
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The surgical management of abdominal pain in the multiple myeloma patient (2011)
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