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Last published 2017
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Zach Moran

Researcher

Arkansas Tech University

Also affiliated: Virginia Tech (2015)

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2 h-index 2 pubs 101 cited

Research Areas

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Zach Moran's research has focused on the study of cellular biology, specifically investigating the mechanisms of cell death and proliferation. His work has explored the role of various signaling pathways in these processes, with a particular emphasis on their implications for cancer development and treatment. Moran has published research on these topics, contributing to the understanding of fundamental biological processes.

Metrics

  • h-index: 2
  • Publications: 2
  • Citations: 101

Selected Publications

  • Predation and Prey Selectivity by Nonnative Catfish on Migrating Alosines in an Atlantic Slope Estuary (2017)
    Marine and Coastal Fisheries 54 citations DOI OpenAlex

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