Michalak, Thomas I.

Publishing since 1992 (Senior)

Has published 47 publications in 19 years

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Recent publications

•  Pham TN, Coffin CS, Michalak TI. Occult hepatitis C virus infection: what does it mean?  Liver Int.  2010  
•  Guy CS, Wang J, Michalak TI. Hepadnaviral infection augments hepatocyte cytotoxicity mediated by both CD95 ligand and perforin pathways.  Liver Int.  2009  
•  Pham TN, Mercer SE, Michalak TI. Chronic hepatitis C and persistent occult hepatitis C virus infection are characterized by distinct immune cell cytokine expression profiles.  J. Viral Hepat.  2009;16;8  
•  Pachiadakis I, Chokshi S, Cooksley H, Farmakiotis D, Sarrazin C, Zeuzem S, Michalak TI, Naoumov NV. Early viraemia clearance during antiviral therapy of chronic hepatitis C improves dendritic cell functions.  Clin. Immunol.  2009;131;3  
•  MacParland SA, Pham TN, Guy CS, Michalak TI. Hepatitis C virus persisting after clinically apparent sustained virological response to antiviral therapy retains infectivity in vitro.  Hepatology  2009;49;5  
•  Gujar SA, Michalak TI. Primary occult hepadnavirus infection induces virus-specific T-cell and aberrant cytokine responses in the absence of antiviral antibody reactivity in the Woodchuck model of hepatitis B virus infection.  J. Virol.  2009;83;8  
•  Michalak TI, Pham TN. Anti-HCV core antibody: a potential new marker of occult and otherwise serologically silent HCV infection.  J. Hepatol.  2009;50;2  
•  Guy CS, Mulrooney-Cousins PM, Churchill ND, Michalak TI. Intrahepatic expression of genes affiliated with innate and adaptive immune responses immediately after invasion and during acute infection with woodchuck hepadnavirus.  J. Virol.  2008;82;17  
•  Mulrooney-Cousins PM, Michalak TI. Repeated passage of wild-type woodchuck hepatitis virus in lymphoid cells does not generate cell type-specific variants or alter virus infectivity.  J. Virol.  2008;82;15  
•  Pham TN, Michalak TI. Hepatitis C virus in peripheral blood mononuclear cells of individuals with isolated anti-hepatitis C virus antibody reactivity.  Hepatology  2008;48;1  

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