Robert Callahan - Concepedia

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Robert Callahan

Also Known As

Callahan, R., R C Callahan, R Callahan, R. C. CALLAHAN, R. C. Callahan, R. CALLAHAN, R. Callahan, ROBERT CALLAHAN, Robert C Callahan, Robert Callahan

188

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11.2K

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164

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National Cancer Institute National Institutes of Health

About

Robert Callahan is an author at National Cancer Institute specializing in medicine, pathology, and tumor biology.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	51	100	8.9K
2	Natural Sciences	13	15	1.7K
3	Engineering	9	9	870
4	Health Sciences	7	7	951
5	Public Health	1	1	26

Robert Callahan

125

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10K

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	Year	Citations
Notch signaling is essential for vascular morphogenesis in mice Luke T. Krebs, Yingzi Xue, Christine R. Norton, Genes & Development Developmental BiologyAngiogenesisMedicineGeneticsNatural Sciences	2000	1.1K
The veterans administration-army cooperative study of pulmonary function Ross C. Kory, Robert Callahan, Hollis G. Boren, The American Journal of Medicine Pulmonary CareOccupational Lung DiseasesPulmonary FunctionPulmonary PhysiologyLung Mechanics	1961	796
Expression of an activated Notch-related int-3 transgene interferes with cell differentiation and induces neoplastic transformation in mammary and salivary glands. Chamelli Jhappan, Daniel Gallahan, C Stahle, Genes & Development GeneticsCell DifferentiationInduces Neoplastic TransformationCancer BiologyMammary Gland Development	1992	352
Reduction to Homozygosity of Genes on Chromosome 11 in Human Breast Neoplasia Rosette Lidereau, Charles Theillet, Robert Callahan Science Breast OncologyCytogeneticsGeneticsPathologyMolecular Genetics	1987	326
Mouse mammary tumor gene int-3: a member of the notch gene family transforms mammary epithelial cells Joan M. Robbins, B J Blondel, Daniel Gallahan, Journal of Virology EngineeringCancer Biology2.3-Kb Rna SpeciesMammary Gland DevelopmentTumor Biology	1992	243
Amplification of c-<i>erb</i>B-2 and Aggressive Human Breast Tumors? Gregory Campbell, Rosette Lidereau, Robert Callahan Science Tumor BiologyDownloads124last 6Breast OncologyEngineeringData Science	1988	236
Loss of a c-H-ras-1 allele and aggressive human primary breast carcinomas. Charles Theillet, Rosette Lidereau, Chantal Escot, PubMed Breast OncologyPathologyRas GenesTumor BiologyHuman H-ras Protooncogene	1986	214
Mammary tumorigenesis in feral mice: identification of a new int locus in mouse mammary tumor virus (Czech II)-induced mammary tumors Daniel Gallahan, Robert Callahan Journal of Virology Breast OncologyImmunologyPathologyMammary Gland DevelopmentTumor Biology	1987	204
The mouse mammary tumor associated gene INT3 is a unique member of the NOTCH gene family (NOTCH4) Daniel Gallahan, Robert Callahan Oncogene Tumor BiologyGene Int3Developmental BiologyMedicineCancer Cell Biology	1997	196
Expression of a truncated Int3 gene in developing secretory mammary epithelium specifically retards lobular differentiation resulting in tumorigenesis. Daniel Gallahan, Chamelli Jhappan, Gertraud W. Robinson, PubMed Lineage PlasticityDevelopmental BiologyTissue DevelopmentImmunologyTruncated Int3 Gene	1996	175

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