Author Information
Steven L. Kunkel is a prolific researcher in the field of biomedical sciences with a significant contribution to understanding immune responses, particularly in relation to infectious diseases, wound healing, and inflammation. His research encompasses a broad range of topics including macrophage-mediated immunity, cytokine regulation, and the impact of various signaling pathways on disease progression. Although his specific affiliation is not provided, his extensive body of work and citations underscore his impact and recognition in the scientific community.Research Contributions
Steven L. Kunkel has published extensively on topics such as the regulation of interferons in wound healing, the role of immune cells in liver damage, and the impact of various infections on immune response. His recent work includes investigations into the role of interferon kappa (IFNk) in diabetic wounds, the modulation of macrophage-mediated innate immunity by pneumococcal conjugate vaccines, and the involvement of Notch signaling in tuberculosis progression. His research has significantly advanced the understanding of immune responses and their implications for disease treatment and prevention.Aliases
Steven L. Kunkel is known by various aliases in the academic community, including Steven Kunkel, S. Kunkel, Steve Kunkel, Steven L Kunkel, Stevenl. Kunkel, Steve L. Kunkel, S.l. Kunkel, S L Kunkel, and Steve L Kunkel.Publication and Citation Metrics
| Metric |
Value |
| Citation Count |
71,165 |
| H-Index |
138 |
| Paper Count |
877 |
