C.Michael Fordis - Concepedia

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C.Michael Fordis

National Cancer Institute

Also Known As

C M Fordis, C.Michael Fordis

Publications

303

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National Cancer Institute National Institutes of Health

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C.Michael Fordis is an author at National Cancer Institute specializing in medicine, cell biology, and gene expression.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	7	7	297
2	Cell Biology	7	7	297
3	Natural Sciences	2	2	115
4	Engineering	1	1	26
5	Biomedical Engineering	1	1	36

C.Michael Fordis

Publications

297

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	Year	Citations
Enhanced transfection efficiency and improved cell survival after electroporation of G2/M-synchronized cells and treatment with sodium butyrate Samuel Goldstein, C.Michael Fordis, Bruce H. Howard Nucleic Acids Research Molecular BiologyCell CultureGene DeliveryCell CycleCellular Physiology	1989	69
A new vector using the human multidrug resistance gene as a selectable marker enables overexpression of foreign genes in eukaryotic cells Susan E. Kane, Diana H. Reinhard, C.Michael Fordis, Gene Gene TherapiesAntimicrobial Resistance GeneSelectable MarkerDrug ResistanceGenetics	1989	58
A beta-globin gene, inactive in the K562 leukemic cell, functions normally in a heterologous expression system. C.Michael Fordis, NP Anagnou, Ann Dean, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences GeneticsImmunologyBlood CellCell DeathGene Characterization	1984	46
Modulation of HeLa cell growth by transfected 7SL RNA and Alu gene sequences. Kazuichi Sakamoto, C.Michael Fordis, Christopher D. Corsico, Journal of Biological Chemistry Pol IiiInhibitory ActivityRna Gene SequencesSystems BiologyTransfected 7Sl	1991	38
Purification of transiently transfected cells by magnetic affinity cell sorting R. Padmanabhan, Christopher D. Corsico, Tazuko Howard, Analytical Biochemistry MedicineCell CultureMolecular SortingBiomedical EngineeringMagnetic Affinity Cell	1988	36
Efficient gene transfer by sequential treatment of mammalian cells with DEAE-dextran and deoxyribonucleic acid Wolfgang Holter, C.Michael Fordis, Bruce H. Howard Experimental Cell Research Efficient Gene TransferXenotransplantationEngineeringMedicineGenetic Engineering	1989	26
The 5′-flanking sequences of human globin genes contribute to tissue specific expression C.Michael Fordis, Nancy A. Nelson, Mary McCormick, Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications Human Globin GenesProtein ExpressionGeneticsGene StructureGene Characterization	1986	24

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