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Kissler, Stephan, Linrong Lu, and Harvey Cantor. 2004. “Thymic Selection Can Compensate for Mutations Affecting T Cell Activation and Generate a Normal T Cell Repertoire in Mutant Mice”. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 101 (1): 210-4.

Schuster, Cornelia, Franziska Jonas, Fangzhu Zhao, and Stephan Kissler. 2018. “Peripherally-Induced Regulatory T Cells Contribute to the Control of Autoimmune Diabetes in the NOD Mouse Model”. European Journal of Immunology 48 (7): 1211-16.

Nath, Anjali, Justine Ryu, Youngnam Jin, Lee Roberts, Andre Dejam, Robert Gerszten, and Randall T. Peterson. 2015. “PTPMT1 Inhibition Lowers Glucose through Succinate Dehydrogenase Phosphorylation”. Cell Rep.

Shah, Neel, Luk Chong Yeung, Leon Cooper, Yidao Cai, and Harel Shouval. 2006. “A Biophysical Basis for the Inter-Spike Interaction of Spike-Timing-Dependent Plasticity”. Biological Cybernetics 95 (2): 113-21.

Shah, Neel. 2013. “A Role for Physicians: An Observation on Cost Containment.”. American Journal of Preventive Medicine 44 (1 Suppl 1): S19.

Shah, Barroilhet, Berkowitz, Feltmate, Muto, Goldstein, and Horowitz. 2011. “A Cost Minimization Analysis of First-Line Treatment Strategies for Low-Risk Gestational Trophoblastic Neoplasia”. Gynecologic Oncology 120: S116.

Moriates, Christopher, Neel Shah, and Vineet Arora. 2013. “First, Do No (financial) Harm”. JAMA 310 (6): 577-78.

Arora, Vineet, Rupali Kumar, Jeanne Farnan, Andrew Levy, and Neel Shah. 2013. “GOTMEDS? DESIGNING AND PILOTING AN INTERACTIVE MODULE FOR TRAINEES ON REDUCING DRUG COSTS”. JOURNAL OF GENERAL INTERNAL MEDICINE. SPRINGER 233 SPRING ST, NEW YORK, NY 10013 USA.

Moriates, Christopher, and Neel Shah. 2014. “Creating an Effective Campaign for Change: Strategies for Teaching Value”. JAMA Internal Medicine 174 (10): 1693-95.

Clapp, Mark, Alexander Melamed, Julian Robinson, Neel Shah, and Sarah Little. 2014. “Obstetrician Volume As a Potentially Modifiable Risk Factor for Cesarean Delivery”. Obstetrics & Gynecology 124 (4): 697-703.