LaToya S. Jones
Assistant Professor
Also affiliated: Northwestern University (1979); Louisiana State University (1985–1987); University of Leeds (2013); Louisiana State University Agricultural Center (1985–1987); University of Kansas (2003–2006); University of South Carolina (1997–2002); University of New Hampshire (1989); Duke University (1988); University of Dundee (2013); University of Colorado Boulder (1997–1998); University of Colorado System (1997); University of Colorado Health (1997–2004); Duke Medical Center (2007); Royal Blackburn Teaching Hospital (2001); Barts Cancer Institute (2013); The Ohio State University (1989); University of Colorado Denver (1997–2006)
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LaToya S. Jones holds a faculty position at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. Her research interests encompass protein structure, drug stability, and protein binding. Jones has published 37 papers, accumulating over 2,195 citations, and maintains an h-index of 24. She has collaborated with researchers Courtney Fose and C. Fose at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, and Kevin D. Phelan at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville.
Her recent publication in 2021 focused on the development of a learning model for dietetic interns, utilizing gross anatomy lab resources. Jones is recognized as a high-impact researcher due to her citation count.
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- h-index: 24
- Publications: 36
- Citations: 2,193
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Assistant Professor publications 2021University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Institution web page
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Development of an Innovative Learning Model for Dietetic Interns Utilizing Gross Anatomy Lab Resources (2021)
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