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2019. Articles 1–20. Emory University School of Medicine - Cited by 1,676 - HIV - macrophage - blood brain barrier - substance use - antiretroviral therapy.
The Department of Pharmacology and Chemical Biology welcomes Dionna Williams, PhD, as Associate Professor, who will join the department on January 1, 2024. Originally from Bridgeport, Connecticut, Dr. Williams’s early love for science and desire to understand human disease focused their aspirations towards biomedical research.
Feb 15, 2022 · Williams, DW, Eugenin, EA, Calderon, TM, Berman, JW. Monocyte Maturation, HIV Susceptibility, and Transmigration Across the Blood Brain Barrier are Critical in HIV Neuropathogenesis.
Dionna W. Williams PhD. Assistant Professor, Departments of Molecular and Comparative Pathobiology, and Medicine, Division of Clinical Pharmacology. dwill201@jhmi.edu. Telephone Number: 410-955-9770. Fax Number: 410-955-9823. Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
The Department of Pharmacology and Chemical Biology welcomes Dionna Williams, PhD, as Associate Professor, who will join the department on January 1, 2024. Originally from Bridgeport, Connecticut, Dr. Williams’s early love for science and desire to understand human disease focused their aspirations towards biomedical research.
Departmental Affiliations. School of Medicine. Primary. Molecular Microbiology and Immunology. Joint.
Dionna WILLIAMS, Assistant Professor | Cited by 1,209 | of Johns Hopkins Medicine, Maryland (JHUSOM) | Read 56 publications | Contact Dionna WILLIAMS
