Maureen C. Dolan Data-verified
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Maureen C. Dolan's research focuses on biological and biotechnological applications, particularly in protein production and molecular biology. She is a Co-Principal Investigator on an NSF-funded project totaling $394,063, which aims to engineer GPI-anchored proteins in plant cells to enhance their production and explore related applications. Her work also extends to ecological studies, including research on the host range and feeding behaviors of ectoparasites on coral reef fishes.
Dolan has also investigated methods for assessing microbial activity in plant rhizospheres, developing and optimizing RNA extraction and ribosomal RNA depletion techniques. Her scholarship metrics include an h-index of 14, with 28 total publications and over 2,200 citations. She actively collaborates with researchers at Arkansas State University, including John Artim, Asela Wijeratne, and Kipa Tamrakar, with whom she shares multiple publications.
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- h-index: 14
- Publications: 28
- Citations: 2,215
Selected Publications
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Assessment of rhizosphere microbial activity using optimized RNA extraction coupled with universal ribosomal RNA depletion techniques (2025)
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Assessment of rhizosphere microbial activity using optimized RNA extraction coupled with universal ribosomal RNA (rRNA) depletion techniques (2024)
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An optimized CTAB based RNA extraction from rhizosphere, followed by universal rRNA depletion for metatranscriptomics v1 (2024)
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Blood meal identification reveals extremely broad host range and host-bias in a temporary ectoparasite of coral reef fishes (2023)
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Blood Meal Identification Reveals Extremely Broad Host Range and Host Bias in a Temporary Ectoparasite of Coral Reef Fishes (2023)
Federal Grants 1 $394,063 total
Engineering GPI-anchored Proteins in Plant Cells for Enhanced Protein Production and Applications
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- Blood meal identification reveals extremely broad host range and host-bias in a temporary ectoparasite of coral reef fishes
- Blood Meal Identification Reveals Extremely Broad Host Range and Host Bias in a Temporary Ectoparasite of Coral Reef Fishes
- Blood meal identification reveals extremely broad host range and host-bias in a temporary ectoparasite of coral reef fishes
- Blood Meal Identification Reveals Extremely Broad Host Range and Host Bias in a Temporary Ectoparasite of Coral Reef Fishes
- Blood meal identification reveals extremely broad host range and host-bias in a temporary ectoparasite of coral reef fishes
- Blood Meal Identification Reveals Extremely Broad Host Range and Host Bias in a Temporary Ectoparasite of Coral Reef Fishes
- Blood meal identification reveals extremely broad host range and host-bias in a temporary ectoparasite of coral reef fishes
- Blood Meal Identification Reveals Extremely Broad Host Range and Host Bias in a Temporary Ectoparasite of Coral Reef Fishes
- Assessment of rhizosphere microbial activity using optimized RNA extraction coupled with universal ribosomal RNA depletion techniques
- Assessment of rhizosphere microbial activity using optimized RNA extraction coupled with universal ribosomal RNA (rRNA) depletion techniques
- Assessment of rhizosphere microbial activity using optimized RNA extraction coupled with universal ribosomal RNA depletion techniques
- Assessment of rhizosphere microbial activity using optimized RNA extraction coupled with universal ribosomal RNA (rRNA) depletion techniques
- Assessment of rhizosphere microbial activity using optimized RNA extraction coupled with universal ribosomal RNA depletion techniques
- Assessment of rhizosphere microbial activity using optimized RNA extraction coupled with universal ribosomal RNA (rRNA) depletion techniques
- Blood Meal Identification Reveals Extremely Broad Host Range and Host Bias in a Temporary Ectoparasite of Coral Reef Fishes
- Blood meal identification reveals extremely broad host range and host-bias in a temporary ectoparasite of coral reef fishes
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