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Apichai Tuanyok

Northern Arizona University

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College of Social and Behavioral Sciences

Department of Psychological Sciences

NoneApichai Tuanyok is currently serving as a College Of Social And Behavioral Sciences faculty at Northern Arizona University.

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Apichai Tuanyok

Northern Arizona University

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epidemiology microbiology infectious diseases clinical microbiology burkholderia pseudomallei genetics microbial pathogenesis pathogens genomics tropical medicine veterinary medicine neglected tropical diseases applied microbiology genome biology pathogenesis bacteriology environmental microbiology infection control microbial genetics microbial ecology medical microbiology antimicrobial resistance disease ecology pathogen detection population genetics veterinary science molecular microbiology veterinary microbiology evolutionary microbiology diagnostic microbiology microbial disease mammalian biology medical mycology molecular diagnostics veterinary research emerging infectious diseases microbial diversity genetic diversity acute melioidosis livestock science animal science enzyme inhibition clinical mycology disease detection pathogen characterization southern thailand plo biology avian medicine disease diagnosis infectious disease modelling host genetics soil microbiology veterinary epidemiology microbial toxins toxinology within-host evolution burkholderia pseudomallei complex genome-wide expression analysis clinical specimens burkholderia ubonensis medical countermeasures intracellular survival complete genome sequence medical diagnostics medical diagnosis anomaly detection viral pathogenesis pathogen transmission genetic basis clinical infection infectious respiratory disease lateral gene transfer bacterial species phylogeographic reconstruction regional dissemination environmental sampling

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A Novel Ready-To-Use Loop-Mediated Isothermal Amplification (Lamp) Method for Detection of Burkholderia Mallei and B. Pseudomallei. BMC Microbiology (2025)

Mitsuru NakaseJeewan ThapaVanaabaatar BatbaatarOchirbat KhurtsbaatarBatchuluun EnkhtuulJugderkhorloo UnenbatBaasansuren LkhamSachiho FujitaAi KoshikawaApichai TuanyokVannarat SaechanHideaki HigashiKyoko HayashidaYasuhiko SuzukiChie NakajimaTakashi Kimura

burkholderia malleiclinical microbiologydiagnostic microbiologypathogen detectionmicrobiology

A Comprehensive Study of Prophage Islands in Burkholderia Pseudomallei Complex. Frontiers in Bacteriology (2024)

Pacharapong KhrongseeIris IrbyPitchaporn AkaphanMariam A. Alami-RoseJedsada KaewrakmukApichai Tuanyok

burkholderia pseudomallei complexprophage islandscomprehensive studybacteriologyepidemiologyvirologymicrobiology

A Molecular Epidemiological Analysis of Burkholderia Pseudomallei in Southern Thailand. PLoS neglected tropical diseases (2024)

Jedsada KaewrakmukSarunyou ChusriPacharapong KhrongseeSoontara KawilaVannarat SaechanNutjamee LeesahudBongkoch ChiewchanyontHathairat ThananchaiKwanjit DuangsonkApichai Tuanyok

pathogensburkholderia pseudomalleitropical medicineepidemiologysouthern thailandmolecular epidemiological analysismolecular epidemiologyinfectious diseasesneglected tropical diseasesmicrobiology

Exploring Burkholderia Pseudomallei-Specific Bacteriophages: Overcoming O-Antigen Specificity and Adaptive Mutation in Phage Tail Fiber. Frontiers in Bacteriology (2024)

Pacharapong KhrongseeJedsada KaewrakmukMariam Alami-RoseKuttichantran SubramaniamThomas B. WaltzekHerbert P. SchweizerApichai Tuanyok

bacteriologyphage biologybacteriophageso-antigen specificityadaptive mutationburkholderia pseudomallei-specific bacteriophagesbacteriaphage tail fibermicrobiology

Isolation of Burkholderia Pseudomallei From a Goat in New Caledonia: Implications for Animal and Human Health Monitoring and Serological Tool Comparison. BMC Veterinary Research (2024)

Anais DesoutterThomas DeshayesFabien VorimoreBernice KlotoeBenoit DurandJulien ColotGabriel Wagner-LichteneggerIvo SteinmetzApichai TuanyokKarine Laroucau

veterinary epidemiologyanimal healthcaprineepidemiologyavian medicineveterinary medicineveterinary researchanimal scienceveterinary scienceserological tool comparisoninfectious diseaseslivestock scienceornithologyveterinary microbiology

Melioidosis in Goats at a Single Australian Farm Was Caused by Multiple Diverse Lineages of Burkholderia Pseudomallei Present in Soil. PLoS neglected tropical diseases (2024)

Joseph D. BuschMirjam KaestliMark MayoChandler C. RoeAdam J. VazquezJodie Low ChoyGlenda HarringtonSuresh BenedictNathan E. StoneChristopher J. AllenderRichard A. BowenPaul KeimBart J. CurrieJason W. SahlApichai TuanyokDavid M. Wagner

pathogensepidemiologyburkholderia pseudomallei presentzoonotic diseasessingle australian farmdisease ecologyinfectious diseasesneglected tropical diseasesmicrobiology

EDITORIAL: Glanders and Melioidosis: One Health Model. Frontiers in Veterinary Science (2023)

Harisankar SinghaApichai TuanyokMandy ElschnerKarine LaroucauChiranjay Mukhopadhyay

veterinary scienceepidemiologyveterinary medicinehealth model

Evidence of a SjöGren's Disease-Like Phenotype Following Covid-19 in Mice and Humans. JCI Insight (2023)

immunologycommunicable diseasesvirus researchsars-cov-2autoimmune diseasescovid-19medical virologyclinical immunologyimmunologic diseasesdisease mechanismsdisease-like phenotypeimmune responsesimmunogeneticsinfectious diseasesimmunity (medicine)

Glanders and Melioidosis: One Health Model. Front Vet Sci (2023)

pathogenscommunicable diseasesdermatologyinternal medicinemedical mycologyhealth modeldermatological treatmentanatomical pathologyinfection controldermatopathologyhuman pathologyclinical researchpathology

Phylogeographic Characterization of Burkholderia Pseudomallei Isolated From Bangladesh. PLoS neglected tropical diseases (2023)

Md. Shariful Alam JilaniSaika FarookArittra BhattacharjeeLovely BaraiChowdhury Rafiqul AhsanJalaluddin Ashraful HaqApichai Tuanyok

public healthtropical medicineepidemiologybiogeographyglobal healthburkholderia pseudomalleineglected tropical diseasesphylogeographic characterization

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Apichai Tuanyok

Northern Arizona University

Affiliations

College of Social and Behavioral Sciences

Department of Psychological Sciences

NoneApichai Tuanyok is currently serving as a College Of Social And Behavioral Sciences faculty at Northern Arizona University.

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Northern Arizona University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Novel Ready-To-Use Loop-Mediated Isothermal Amplification (Lamp) Method for Detection of Burkholderia Mallei and B. Pseudomallei. BMC Microbiology (2025)

burkholderia malleiclinical microbiologydiagnostic microbiologypathogen detectionmicrobiology

A Comprehensive Study of Prophage Islands in Burkholderia Pseudomallei Complex. Frontiers in Bacteriology (2024)

Pacharapong KhrongseeIris IrbyPitchaporn AkaphanMariam A. Alami-RoseJedsada KaewrakmukApichai Tuanyok

burkholderia pseudomallei complexprophage islandscomprehensive studybacteriologyepidemiologyvirologymicrobiology

A Molecular Epidemiological Analysis of Burkholderia Pseudomallei in Southern Thailand. PLoS neglected tropical diseases (2024)

Jedsada KaewrakmukSarunyou ChusriPacharapong KhrongseeSoontara KawilaVannarat SaechanNutjamee LeesahudBongkoch ChiewchanyontHathairat ThananchaiKwanjit DuangsonkApichai Tuanyok

pathogensburkholderia pseudomalleitropical medicineepidemiologysouthern thailandmolecular epidemiological analysismolecular epidemiologyinfectious diseasesneglected tropical diseasesmicrobiology

Exploring Burkholderia Pseudomallei-Specific Bacteriophages: Overcoming O-Antigen Specificity and Adaptive Mutation in Phage Tail Fiber. Frontiers in Bacteriology (2024)

Pacharapong KhrongseeJedsada KaewrakmukMariam Alami-RoseKuttichantran SubramaniamThomas B. WaltzekHerbert P. SchweizerApichai Tuanyok

bacteriologyphage biologybacteriophageso-antigen specificityadaptive mutationburkholderia pseudomallei-specific bacteriophagesbacteriaphage tail fibermicrobiology

Isolation of Burkholderia Pseudomallei From a Goat in New Caledonia: Implications for Animal and Human Health Monitoring and Serological Tool Comparison. BMC Veterinary Research (2024)

Anais DesoutterThomas DeshayesFabien VorimoreBernice KlotoeBenoit DurandJulien ColotGabriel Wagner-LichteneggerIvo SteinmetzApichai TuanyokKarine Laroucau

Melioidosis in Goats at a Single Australian Farm Was Caused by Multiple Diverse Lineages of Burkholderia Pseudomallei Present in Soil. PLoS neglected tropical diseases (2024)

pathogensepidemiologyburkholderia pseudomallei presentzoonotic diseasessingle australian farmdisease ecologyinfectious diseasesneglected tropical diseasesmicrobiology

EDITORIAL: Glanders and Melioidosis: One Health Model. Frontiers in Veterinary Science (2023)

Harisankar SinghaApichai TuanyokMandy ElschnerKarine LaroucauChiranjay Mukhopadhyay

veterinary scienceepidemiologyveterinary medicinehealth model

Evidence of a SjöGren's Disease-Like Phenotype Following Covid-19 in Mice and Humans. JCI Insight (2023)

Glanders and Melioidosis: One Health Model. Front Vet Sci (2023)

Phylogeographic Characterization of Burkholderia Pseudomallei Isolated From Bangladesh. PLoS neglected tropical diseases (2023)

Md. Shariful Alam JilaniSaika FarookArittra BhattacharjeeLovely BaraiChowdhury Rafiqul AhsanJalaluddin Ashraful HaqApichai Tuanyok

public healthtropical medicineepidemiologybiogeographyglobal healthburkholderia pseudomalleineglected tropical diseasesphylogeographic characterization

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