Susie L. Brown

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University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences

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6 h-index 9 pubs 335 cited

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Susie L. Brown's research focuses on molecular biology, particularly the study of non-canonical DNA structures such as G-quadruplexes and i-motifs. Her work investigates the functional roles of these structures, including their formation in gene promoter regions of key biological molecules like MYD88, an innate immune adaptor. Brown has also explored the i-motif as a potential molecular target. Her publications also include work on immunology, specifically examining the heterogeneous populations of IgM+ and IgM– memory B cells and their capacity to produce class-switched antibodies and germinal center B cells upon rechallenge with pathogens like *P. yoelii*.

Brown collaborates with several researchers at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, including Jason S. Stumhofer, Jonathan J. Bauer, Juhyung Lee, and Enatha Ntirandekura, with whom she has co-authored multiple publications. Her scholarly output includes 9 publications, with a total of 335 citations and an h-index of 6, indicating recent activity in her fields of study.

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h-index: 6
Publications: 9
Citations: 335

Selected Publications

G-quadruplex and i-motif DNA structures form in the promoter of the key innate immune adaptor MYD88 (2025) DOI
IgM+ and IgM– memory B cells represent heterogeneous populations capable of producing class-switched antibodies and germinal center B cells upon rechallenge with P. yoelii (2022) DOI
IgM + and IgM - memory B cells represent heterogeneous populations capable of producing class-switched antibodies and germinal center B cells upon re-challenge with P. yoelii (2021) DOI
The i-Motif as a Molecular Target: More Than a Complementary DNA Secondary Structure (2021) DOI