Biography and Research Information
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Wesley A. Bland's research focuses on the development and evaluation of vaccines against gammaherpesviruses. His work has investigated replication-deficient gammaherpesvirus vaccines, demonstrating their ability to protect mice from lytic disease and reduce the establishment of latency. This research also showed protection against acute replication, reactivation from latency, and lethal challenges in mouse models. Bland has co-authored three publications with collaborators J. Craig Forrest and Shana M. Owens at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, with his most recent publication in 2024. His scholarly output includes an h-index of 1, with a total of three publications and six citations.
Metrics
- h-index: 1
- Publications: 3
- Citations: 6
Selected Publications
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A replication-deficient gammaherpesvirus vaccine protects mice from lytic disease and reduces latency establishment (2024)
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Replication-dead gammaherpesvirus vaccine protects against acute replication, reactivation from latency, and lethal challenge in mice (2023)
Collaboration Network
Top Collaborators
Shana M. Owens
3 shared publications
In database
- A replication-deficient gammaherpesvirus vaccine protects mice from lytic disease and reduces latency establishment
- Replication-dead gammaherpesvirus vaccine protects against acute replication, reactivation from latency, and lethal challenge in mice
- A replication-deficient gammaherpesvirus vaccine protects mice from lytic disease and reduces latency establishment
Kyle McEvoy
3 shared publications
- A replication-deficient gammaherpesvirus vaccine protects mice from lytic disease and reduces latency establishment
- Replication-dead gammaherpesvirus vaccine protects against acute replication, reactivation from latency, and lethal challenge in mice
- A replication-deficient gammaherpesvirus vaccine protects mice from lytic disease and reduces latency establishment
Chad H. Hogan
3 shared publications
- A replication-deficient gammaherpesvirus vaccine protects mice from lytic disease and reduces latency establishment
- Replication-dead gammaherpesvirus vaccine protects against acute replication, reactivation from latency, and lethal challenge in mice
- A replication-deficient gammaherpesvirus vaccine protects mice from lytic disease and reduces latency establishment
Luciarita Boccuzzi
3 shared publications
- A replication-deficient gammaherpesvirus vaccine protects mice from lytic disease and reduces latency establishment
- Replication-dead gammaherpesvirus vaccine protects against acute replication, reactivation from latency, and lethal challenge in mice
- A replication-deficient gammaherpesvirus vaccine protects mice from lytic disease and reduces latency establishment
Varvara Kirillov
3 shared publications
- A replication-deficient gammaherpesvirus vaccine protects mice from lytic disease and reduces latency establishment
- Replication-dead gammaherpesvirus vaccine protects against acute replication, reactivation from latency, and lethal challenge in mice
- A replication-deficient gammaherpesvirus vaccine protects mice from lytic disease and reduces latency establishment
Camille Khairallah
3 shared publications
- A replication-deficient gammaherpesvirus vaccine protects mice from lytic disease and reduces latency establishment
- Replication-dead gammaherpesvirus vaccine protects against acute replication, reactivation from latency, and lethal challenge in mice
- A replication-deficient gammaherpesvirus vaccine protects mice from lytic disease and reduces latency establishment
Brian S. Sheridan
3 shared publications
- A replication-deficient gammaherpesvirus vaccine protects mice from lytic disease and reduces latency establishment
- Replication-dead gammaherpesvirus vaccine protects against acute replication, reactivation from latency, and lethal challenge in mice
- A replication-deficient gammaherpesvirus vaccine protects mice from lytic disease and reduces latency establishment
J. Craig Forrest
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
3 shared publications
In database
- A replication-deficient gammaherpesvirus vaccine protects mice from lytic disease and reduces latency establishment
- Replication-dead gammaherpesvirus vaccine protects against acute replication, reactivation from latency, and lethal challenge in mice
- A replication-deficient gammaherpesvirus vaccine protects mice from lytic disease and reduces latency establishment
Laurie T. Krug
3 shared publications
- A replication-deficient gammaherpesvirus vaccine protects mice from lytic disease and reduces latency establishment
- Replication-dead gammaherpesvirus vaccine protects against acute replication, reactivation from latency, and lethal challenge in mice
- A replication-deficient gammaherpesvirus vaccine protects mice from lytic disease and reduces latency establishment
Dipanwita Mitra
2 shared publications
- A replication-deficient gammaherpesvirus vaccine protects mice from lytic disease and reduces latency establishment
- A replication-deficient gammaherpesvirus vaccine protects mice from lytic disease and reduces latency establishment
Thomas J. Meyer
2 shared publications
- A replication-deficient gammaherpesvirus vaccine protects mice from lytic disease and reduces latency establishment
- A replication-deficient gammaherpesvirus vaccine protects mice from lytic disease and reduces latency establishment
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