Jonathan D. Kurtis Source Confirmed

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Researcher

John Brown University

faculty

24 h-index 71 pubs 2,452 cited

Research Areas

Malaria Research and Control Iron Metabolism and Disorders Complement system in diseases Mosquito-borne diseases and control Parasites and Host Interactions Global Maternal and Child Health Child Nutrition and Water Access Parasite Biology and Host Interactions

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OverviewAI-generated summary

Dr. Jonathan Kurtis is an active researcher focused on malaria research and control, along with broader interests in global maternal and child health. His work encompasses a range of topics, including iron metabolism disorders, the complement system in diseases, and mosquito-borne illnesses. He also studies parasite biology and host interactions, as well as helminth infection and control. Recent investigations have explored the interplay between cytokines and T cell responses in the context of endemic Burkitt lymphoma, as well as factors contributing to fetal anemia risk in Tanzania. Kurtis's research has also identified malaria antigens that induce parasite-inhibitory antibodies. His work aims to understand and combat parasitic diseases.

Metrics

  • h-index: 24
  • Publications: 71
  • Citations: 2,452

Selected Publications

  • Author response: T-follicular helper cell profiles differ by malaria antigen and for children compared to adults (2025) DOI
  • T-follicular helper cell profiles differ by malaria antigen and for children compared to adults (2025) DOI
  • T follicular helper cell profiles differ by malaria antigen and for children compared to adults (2025) DOI
  • Author response: T follicular helper cell profiles differ by malaria antigen and for children compared to adults (2025) DOI
  • T follicular helper cell profiles differ by malaria antigen and for children compared to adults (2024) DOI
  • T-follicular helper cell profiles differ by malaria antigen and for children compared to adults (2024) DOI
  • T follicular helper cell profiles differ by malaria antigen and for children compared to adults (2024) DOI

Collaborators

Researchers in the database who share publications

Sunthorn Pond‐Tor John Brown University 11 shared publications Christina E. Nixon John Brown University 10 shared publications Hannah Wu John Brown University 9 shared publications Christian P. Nixon John Brown University 2 shared publications Jennifer F. Friedman John Brown University 1 shared publication

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