Isik Icoz - Concepedia

Author

Isik Icoz

New York University

Also Known As

I. Icoz, Isik Icoz

Publications

648

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New York University University of Minnesota

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Isik Icoz is an author at New York University specializing in biotechnology, microbiology, and crop protection.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	3	3	416
2	Medicine	2	2	100
3	Natural Sciences	1	1	53
4	Public Health	1	1	349
5	Biochemistry	1	1	53

Isik Icoz

Publications

648

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	Year	Citations
Fate and effects of insect-resistant Bt crops in soil ecosystems Isik Icoz, Guenther Stotzky Soil Biology and Biochemistry Insect-resistant Bt CropsEngineeringPesticide ResistanceEntomologyCrop Protection	2007	349
Microbial Populations and Enzyme Activities in Soil In Situ under Transgenic Corn Expressing Cry Proteins from <i>Bacillus thuringiensis</i> Isik Icoz, Deepak Saxena, David A. Andow, Journal of Environmental Quality	2008	132
Cry3Bb1 protein from Bacillus thuringiensis in root exudates and biomass of transgenic corn does not persist in soil Isik Icoz, Guenther Stotzky Transgenic Research BiologyCry3bb1 ProteinPlant-microbe InteractionCrop ProtectionBiotechnology	2007	90
Adsorption and binding of the transgenic plant proteins, human serum albumin, β-glucuronidase, and Cry3Bb1, on montmorillonite and kaolinite: Microbial utilization and enzymatic activity of free and clay-bound proteins Theresa M. Fiorito, Isik Icoz, Guenther Stotzky Applied Clay Science Clay MineralEngineeringBiochemistryNatural SciencesBioanalysis	2007	53
Release of the recombinant proteins, human serum albumin, β-glucuronidase, glycoprotein B from human cytomegalovirus, and green fluorescent protein, in root exudates from transgenic tobacco and their effects on microbes and enzymatic activities in soil Neha Sabharwal, Isik Icoz, Deepak Saxena, Plant Physiology and Biochemistry EngineeringPlant-microbe InteractionPlant-virus InteractionBiotechnologyGlycoprotein B	2007	14
Is the Cry1Ab Protein from Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) Taken Up by Plants from Soils Previously Planted with Bt Corn and by Carrot from Hydroponic Culture? Isik Icoz, David A. Andow, Claudia Zwahlen, Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology BiologyCry1ab ProteinPlant-microbe InteractionCrop ProtectionBiotechnology	2009	10

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