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Benjamin G. Bobay

Molecular Biology and Biochemistry

Duke University

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About Benjamin G. Bobay at Duke University (Duke)

Benjamin G. Bobay is a molecular biologist at Duke University studying bacterial genetics, protein dynamics, and environmental influences on neurodegenerative diseases. Over the course of their career, Benjamin G. Their recent contributions to the field are exemplified by influential works such as "Controlling glass forming kinetics in 2D perovskites using organic cation isomers", and "Anionic Nanoplastic Contaminants Promote Parkinson’s Disease-Associated α-Synuclein Aggregation".

Research Areas

bacterial geneticsprotein dynamicsRNA synthesisantimicrobial resistancenanoplastic toxicityneurodegenerative diseasestructural biologybiotechnology
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Research Output

Total Citations1,669

Emerging researcher

Publications80

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Developing track record

i10-index37

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