Christina Darkangelo Wood

Author

GE Global Research (United States)

Also Known As

C D Wood, C. WOOD, Christina D. Wood, Christina Darkangelo Wood, Christina Wood

Publications

624

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All Affiliations

GE Global Research (United States)Florida Institute of Technology University of Hawaii System University at Buffalo, State University of New York University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa

About

Christina Darkangelo Wood is an author at GE Global Research (United States) specializing in mechanical engineering, engineering, and microbiology.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	3	3	232
2	Health Sciences	1	1	110
3	Medicine	1	1	13
4	Applied Physics	1	1	93
5	Biomedical Engineering	1	1	93

Christina Darkangelo Wood

Publications

593

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	Year	Citations
Evaluation of the performance enhancement of silicone biofouling‐release coatings by oil incorporation Kathryn Truby, Christina Darkangelo Wood, Judith Stein, Biofouling EngineeringFoulingOil IncorporationChemical ContaminantChemical Engineering	2000	113
Silicone Foul Release Coatings: Effect of the Interaction of Oil and Coating Functionalities on the Magnitude of Macrofouling Attachment Strengths Judith Stein, Kathryn Truby, Christina Darkangelo Wood, Biofouling Tribological CoatingThermal Spray CoatingRelease CoatingsMechanical EngineeringCoating Functionalities	2003	110
Structure-Property Relationships of Silicone Biofouling-Release Coatings: Effect of Silicone Network Architecture on Pseudobarnacle Attachment Strengths Judith Stein, Kathryn Truby, Christina Darkangelo Wood, Biofouling Crosslink DensityEngineeringMechanical EngineeringBiomedical EngineeringSoft Matter	2003	93
Variation in adhesion strength of<i>Balanus eburneus, crassostrea virginica</i>and<i>hydroides dianthus</i>to fouling‐release coatings Christopher Kavanagh, Michael P. Schultz, Geoffrey Swain, Biofouling Balanus EburneusAdhesive MaterialMechanical EngineeringFoulingOil Additives	2001	73
Interspecific variation in patterns of adhesion of marine fouling to silicone surfaces Eric Holm, Christopher Kavanagh, Anne E. Meyer, Biofouling	2006	55
Contact angle anomalies indicate that surface-active eluates from silicone coatings inhibit the adhesive mechanisms of fouling organisms Anne E. Meyer, Robert Baier, Christina Darkangelo Wood, Biofouling	2006	44
Influence of RU 41.740, a glycoprotein extract from <i>Klebsiella pneumoniae</i>, on the murine immune system. I. T-independent polyclonal B cell activation. Christina Darkangelo Wood, G Möller The Journal of Immunology	1984	43
Temporal and spatial variations in macrofouling of silicone fouling‐release coatings Christina Darkangelo Wood, Kathryn Truby, Judith Stein, Biofouling Materials ScienceCommunity StructureEngineeringEnvironmental EngineeringFouling Coverage	2000	26
Influence of RU 41.740, a glycoprotein extract from <i>Klebsiella pneumoniae</i>, on the murine system. II. RU 41.740 facilitates the response to Con A in otherwise unresponsive T-enriched cells. Christina Darkangelo Wood, G Möller The Journal of Immunology	1985	23
Immunoglobulin M and immunoglobulin G secretion by human B cells exposed to RU 41.740, a glycoprotein extract from Klebsiella pneumoniae Otoniel Martı́nez-Maza, Christina Darkangelo Wood, Sven Britton Cellular Immunology Glycoprotein ExtractImmunoglobulin G SecretionHumoral ResponseImmunologyKlebsiella Pneumoniae	1985	13

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