Tully J. Speaker - Concepedia

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Tully J. Speaker

Temple University

Also Known As

T J Speaker, T. J. SPEAKER, T. J. Speaker, T. Speaker, T.J. Speaker, Tully J Speaker, Tully J. Speaker, Tully Speaker

Publications

557

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All Affiliations

Temple University Children's Hospital of Philadelphia The Wistar Institute University of Pennsylvania United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases

About

Tully J. Speaker is an author at Temple University specializing in medicine, virology, and immunology.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	10	10	290
2	Engineering	4	4	95
3	Allergy	3	3	81
4	Natural Sciences	1	1	20
5	Anesthesia	1	1	18

Tully J. Speaker

Publications

499

Citations

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	Year	Citations
DNA Vaccine for West Nile Virus Infection in Fish Crows (<i>Corvus ossifragus</i>) Michael J. Turell, Michel L. Bunning, George V. Ludwig, Emerging infectious diseases	2003	76
Enhancement of Rotavirus Immunogenicity by Microencapsulation Paul A. Offit, C. A. Khoury, Charlotte A. Moser, Virology VaccinationMucosal VaccinationImmunologyMicro-encapsulationVirology	1994	67
A method to attach lectins to the surface of spermine alginate microcapsules based on the avidin biotin interaction Kenneth J. Sultzbaugh, Tully J. Speaker Journal of Microencapsulation Pharmaceutical ScienceEngineeringGlycobiologyBiofabricationBiomedical Engineering	1996	40
DNA Vaccination of the American Crow (Corvus brachyrhynchos) Provides Partial Protection Against Lethal Challenge with West Nile Virus Michel L. Bunning, Patricia E. Fox, Richard A. Bowen, Avian Diseases VaccinationVaccine SafetyAmerican CrowVeterinary VaccineVaccine Development	2007	39
Orally administered microencapsulated reovirus can bypass suckled, neutralizing maternal antibody that inhibits active immunization of neonates S. Bhargava Periwal, Tully J. Speaker, John J. Cebra Journal of Virology Humoral ResponseImmunologyImmune SystemImmunotherapyActive Immunization	1997	38
Oral Inoculation of Mice with Low Doses of Microencapsulated, Noninfectious Rotavirus Induces Virus-Specific Antibodies in Gut-Associated Lymphoid Tissue C. A. Khoury, Charlotte A. Moser, Tully J. Speaker, The Journal of Infectious Diseases	1995	38
Aqueous-based microcapsules are detected primarily in gut-associated dendritic cells after oral inoculation of mice Edwin A. Lomotan, Kurt Brown, Tully J. Speaker, Vaccine	1997	26
Enhancement by Microencapsulation of Rotavirus-Specific Intestinal Immune Responses in Mice Assessed by Enzyme-Linked Immunospot Assay and Intestinal Fragment Culture Kurt Brown, Charlotte A. Moser, Tully J. Speaker, The Journal of Infectious Diseases Intestinal Fragment CultureImmunologyGastroenterologyHumoral ResponseDigestive Tract	1995	24
Water-Based Microsphere Delivery System for Proteins R. T. Patil, Tully J. Speaker Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences NanomedicineEngineeringMicro-encapsulationNano-drug DeliveryBiomedical Engineering	2000	22
Retention of trypsin activity in spermine alginate microcapsules R. T. Patil, Tully J. Speaker Journal of Microencapsulation Viral ReplicationViral Structural ProteinProtein RefoldingProtein PurificationProtein Folding	1997	20

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