Goldstein Al - Concepedia

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Goldstein Al

George Washington University

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A L Goldstein, AL Goldstein, Goldstein Al

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Goldstein Al is an author at George Washington University specializing in medicine, immunology, and autoimmunity.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	13	16	617
2	Allergy	6	6	368
3	Cell Biology	5	5	175
4	Health Sciences	3	3	207
5	Cellular Physiology	2	2	34

Goldstein Al

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959

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	Year	Citations
Immunochemical studies on thymosin: radioimmunoassay of thymosin alpha1. John E. McClure, N. Lameris, D. W. Wara, The Journal of Immunology	1982	156
Evidence that thymosins and other biologic response modifiers can function as neuroactive immunotransmitters NR Hall, McGillis Jp, BL Spangelo, The Journal of Immunology Immune RegulationImmunologyImmunologic MechanismAntigen ProcessingImmune System	1985	136
Age-related changes in localization of thymosin in the human thymus. Kozo Hirokawa, McClure Je, Goldstein Al PubMed	1982	101
Human immunodeficiency virus contains an epitope immunoreactive with thymosin alpha 1 and the 30-amino acid synthetic p17 group-specific antigen peptide HGP-30. Paul H. Naylor, Cartha W. Naylor, M. Badamchian, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences ImmunologyAntiviral DrugHuman Immunodeficiency VirusImmunotherapySynthetic Peptide Vaccine	1987	66
Thymosin increases production of T-cell growth factor by normal human peripheral blood lymphocytes. M Zatz, Janelle Oliver, Cheryl Samuels, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Thymosin Increases ProductionLaboratory ImmunologyLymphocyte DevelopmentImmunodeficienciesT-regulatory Cell	1984	61
Circadian rhythm of thymosin-alpha 1 in normal and thymectomized mice. J.P. McGillis, Nicholas R. Hall, Goldstein Al The Journal of Immunology ImmunologyBovine ThymusImmunotherapyImmune SystemImmunopathology	1983	51
The thymus-brain connection: interactions between thymosin and the neuroendocrine system. NR Hall, Goldstein Al PubMed Thymus-brain ConnectionNeurophysiologyHypothalamusPhysiologyNeuroendocrine Mechanism	1983	51
Thymosin fraction 5 causes increased serum corticosterone in rodents in vivo. J.P. McGillis, N R Hall, George V. Vahouny, The Journal of Immunology Animal PhysiologyAdrenal GlandEndocrine MechanismMedicinePhysiology	1985	47
Cultured human endothelial cells treated with recombinant leukocyte A interferon. Tubuloreticular inclusion formation, antiproliferative effect, and 2',5' oligoadenylate synthetase induction. Dorothy Feldman, Goldstein Al, Cox Dc, PubMed	1988	41
Thymosin and the immunopathology of aging. Goldstein Al, Hooper Ja, Schulof Rs, PubMed AgingAutoimmune DiseaseLongevityImmunologyCellular Senescence	1974	40

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