Erin Frey

This researcher's earlier work (roughly 2016-2019) focused on the molecular signaling pathways that control how nerve fibers (axons) respond to injury and either degenerate or regrow, with particular attention to a protein called DLK (dual leucine zipper kinase) and its role in axon survival and regeneration. Some publications from the same period also relate to clinical trials for blood cancers (multiple myeloma) and, more recently, a study protocol on nutrition and cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic health, suggesting a shift or broadening of research focus over time. Note that the bibliographic record is sparse and mixed across quite different topics, so it's unclear whether all listed publications reflect a single continuous research program or overlapping name matches in the database.

Publication output was concentrated in a short burst between 2018 and 2020, with no recorded publications from 2021 through 2025 and only one appearing in 2026, indicating a slowing or discontinuous publication pattern rather than steady activity.

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