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Creation and Use of Software for Analysis of Kinetic Proteomic Experiments

Naylor, Bradley C., author. (orcid)0000-0003-4735-8061

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scientists to use to perform kinetic proteomics data analysis, as well as publishing a novel discovery of key

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Global Analyses of Protein Complex Localization, Oligomerization, Composition, and Dynamics Using Quantitative Mass Spectrometry

McBride, Zach M., author.

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stress. These results are being used to generate testable hypotheses about how cellular systems respond

Cigarette Smoking Predisposes Platelets to Activation and Aggregation

Lowery, Curtis Lee, III, author.

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chemicals, one of the most well studied being nicotine. While nicotine itself does not have any significant

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Expression and Functional Characterization of the Human Plasma Membrane Citrate Transporter and the Vibrio cholerae Dicarboxylate Transporter

Stark, Steven, author.

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transports various dicarboxylates and tricarboxylates, with citrate having the highest affinity and being the

The effect of a raised environmental temperature on the metabolic response to thermal injury in the rat

Drury, John Kenneth, author.

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. Therefore, failure to grow as well as actual weight loss must be considered in assessing results of injury

Regulation of HemT Expression in Rhodobacter sphaeroides Wild Type Strain 2.4.9

Coulianos, Natalie, author.

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Further examination of hemT expression in strain 2.4.9 identified cis-acting sequences, as well as

Biophysical and Functional Consequences of Sequence Changes on Dystrophin and Utrophin

McCourt, Jackie Lynn, author.

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hypothesis is that missense dystrophin proteins are being targeted to the proteasome for degradation through

Site-specific DNA recombinases with novel sequence recognition

Akopian, Aram, author.

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target substrate. It both resolved and inverted the DNA between its two target sites, as well as carried

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