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David A. Campbell

Biological Sciences

Idaho State University

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About David A. Campbell at Idaho State University

David A. Campbell is a leading researcher at Columbia University specializing in molecular parasitology, focusing on Trypanosoma species, Leishmaniasis, and insect symbiosis. Campbell has established a strong presence in the field. Their research directions are illustrated by key works including "The Effect of Prior Knowledge and Feedback Type Design on Student Achievement and Satisfaction in Introductory Accounting.", and "PSR volume 72 issue 3 Cover and Back matter".

Research Areas

Trypanosoma speciesLeishmaniasisinsect symbiosisbacterial influencesparasitic diseasesmolecular parasitologyhost-pathogen interactionsvector biology

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Publications6

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