Joanna Warren
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Joanna Warren's research investigates the role of the complement system in disease, particularly in the context of autoimmune disorders and glomerulonephritis. Her work has explored how deficiencies in complement regulatory proteins, such as complement factor H, can lead to uncontrolled complement activation and subsequent kidney damage in animal models. She has also examined the impact of genetic background on disease susceptibility and expression, as seen in studies comparing different mouse strains and their propensity for developing autoimmunity.
Further research by Warren has delved into specific molecular mechanisms underlying immune responses. This includes studying the regulation of T follicular regulatory cells by IL-21 and the influence of TNFAIP3 alleles on immune responses in both modern humans and Denisovans. Her work also touches upon strategies for harnessing immune cells, such as CD8+ T cells, in the context of HIV antiretroviral therapy.
With 75 total publications and an h-index of 24, Warren is recognized as a highly cited researcher. Her collaborations include work with Laura L. Pitts and Jessica Riedmueller at the University of Central Arkansas.
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- h-index: 24
- Publications: 75
- Citations: 2,324
Selected Publications
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Research Methodology Instruction in U.S. LIS Programs (2025)
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Keeping the Light On: Academic Librarians and Burnout (2024)
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- Keeping the Light On: Academic Librarians and Burnout
- Keeping the Light On: Academic Librarians and Burnout
- Keeping the Light On: Academic Librarians and Burnout
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